In 1992, the most recent year for which data is available, there were an estimated 530 electrocution deaths. Take a few minutes now to look for and correct electrical safety hazards in your home. Invest your time. It could prevent an electrical safety hazard and save lives. However, these areas belong to property owners.
Easements allow the co-op to build and maintain our lines.
Please check with landowners before trespassing on private property. The snow bank that looks like a perfect jump could conceal a metal transformer box or cabinet. There are these and other objects along the hundreds of miles of power lines. Use caution and watch for hazards at all times, day and night. The fuel-burning appliances in your home need an adequate supply of fresh air to work properly and safely.