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The Prowers Journal Police Chase Ends in Crash

The Prowers Journal Prowers Journal Annual Year-in-Review, September 2021

The Prowers Journal Fierce Winds Rip Southeast Colorado

The Prowers Journal Lamar Utility Board Wraps up 2021

The Prowers Journal Lamar Utility Board Approves 2022 Budget

The Prowers Journal Lamar Council Approves Electric Charging Stations

Polar Vortex No Match for ARPA Member Electric Systems: As the polar vortex swept through the ARPA communities and surrounding region this past February, many of our neighboring utilities and states experienced significant power outages that ranged from a few minutes to a few hours, and worse. Fortunately for the ARPA communities, the hard work and planning that our community owned electric systems do to “keep the lights on” paid off. The operating personnel from the cities and towns of Hol...

  Lamar Mayor Kirk Crespin and City Attorney Lance Clark are composing a letter of concern to officials at Charter Spectrum, the city’s cable and internet provider. “I’ve received quite a few calls and emails regarding Spectrum’s services which have been interrupted recently and most of the calls I’ve received in the past month have been about the company,” he explained during the council’s February 22 nd meeting. “We operate on a 10 to 20 year franchise agreement with a provid...

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The Lamar Utility Board held its final meeting of 2020 on December 15 th by approving Resolution 20-12-05, adopting a modification to the Charter Appropriation Adjustment, an annual housekeeping action that establishes the adjustment for 2021, according to Light Plant Superintendent, Houssin Hourieh. Since 2009, a tariff entitled “Charter Appropriation Adjustment” allows the board to recover from its customers, the expense to the board associated with the annual appropriation of electric re...