ins i d e y our c o - op
Use KEC's outage map to learn
• Total number of KEC members out of power.
• Number of KEC outages by county.
• The vicinity of outages as displayed in color colored dots on the map.
Stay Informed During A Power Outage
Kiamichi Elecric's online outage map shows outage restoration in real time
how the restoration effort is going. T
By logging on to Kiamichi Electric's website and clicking on the outage map link at the top right corner of the page, you'll know how many outages are located in your area and how quickly repairs are taking place. As power is restored, dots on the map will change color to indicate the number of members affected.
O Blue dot O Green dot
= 1 member = 2-10 members
O Yellow dot = 11-100 members O Orange dot = 101 - 500 members O Red dot
= 500+ members
Shannon Veerkamp, KEC information technology (IT) manager, says as outages are reported or repaired, the map changes within seconds. "Members won't see the exact location of each outage, but they will be able to tell how many outages are reported in their vicinity and how the restoration process is progressing."
he next time you experience a power outage, you won't have to sit in the dark and wonder
There are two ways to view KEC's live outage map.
1. Download KEC's smart app and view it on any smart device.
2. Vsit
www.kiamichielectric.org and click the outage map button at the top right of the home page.
To view outages across the state, visit
www.oaec.coop for a map that includes your local co-op outages and others.
KEC members can view the outage map by using KEC's smart app or by visiting the KEC home page at
www.kiamichielectric.org.
KEC outages will also appear on the statewide electric co-op outage map at
www.oaec.coop. The statewide map gives members "the big picture" when a major weather event strikes multiple counties. For members with family or friends in other areas, it's another way to check on their well being.
KEC's outage maps is one more way your co-op strives to stay connected and keep you informed.
Who to call
at your co-op Kiamichi Electric Cooperative is dedicated to providing excellent service for its members. The following employees are available to help you when you have questions regarding your electric service. Please call 800-888-2731 or 918-465-2338, or email questions to your co-op at
support@kiamichielectric.org.
administration
Brett Orme, Chief Executive Officer Linda Baldwin, Executive Assistant Sharla Blackledge, Management Assistant
operations
Bob Owens, Manager of Operations Tony Nixon, Manager of Construction Kevin Davis, Manager of Engineering
office services
Crystal Butler, Chief Financial Officer Renae Taylor, Customer Service Supervisor Charlie Watkins, Chief Customer Service Representative Mandi Barnes, Customer Service Representative Rashell Ward, Customer Service Representative Susan Conley, Customer Service Representative Jakiebeth Ben, Customer Service Representative Michael Cawley, Customer Service Representative Kimberly West, Customer Service Representative
meter services
Cindy Cockburn,AMR Systems Coordinator Brenda Saxon, Connects/Disconnects Rick Sheppard, Meter Technician
new services
Jodie Miller, New Services Representative Wendy McCarley, New Services Representative
accounting Julie Guazdausky, Assistant Accountant
engineering Allen Littlejohn, Field Staking Technician Chris Alexander, Field Staking Technician
dispatching services
Mitch Eacret, Dispatcher Heather Ziverk, Operations & Engineering Clerk
public relations/member relations (Includes Newsletter, Co-op Connections, Exede Internet, Energy Rebates, Safety, Youth, Energy Efficiency Programs and Operation Roundup) Todd Minshall, MR-PR Director
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