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IYKYK: LED lights are the MVP of energy savings. They last longer, shine brighter, and keep your electric bill lower. Time to make the switch!

Your blinds can do more work than you think. In colder months, open them during the day to warm your space. Small habit = less strain on your HVAC and potential savings on your bill.

Election Day is here! Get those ballots in! For information on ballot drop sites, visit Oregon.gov's drop box locator here: bit.ly/4icNxY8

CPI’s lines stretch across the ancestral lands of Indigenous communities. During Native American Heritage Month, recognize the rich histories, diverse cultures, and important contributions of these first Americans. #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth

Here’s your reminder to fall back by setting your clocks back one hour tonight! Daylight Saving Time ends at 2:00 A.M.

Happy Halloween from CPI!  One of the biggest dangers of Halloween is low visibility of trick-or-treaters around vehicles. Light up the night and make safety fun by adding glow sticks or battery-operated LED Halloween lights to your child’s costume this year.

Your thermostat setting has the biggest impact on your power bill. When using the heat, set your thermostat to 68 degrees. When running the air conditioner, set it to 78 degrees.

Here at CPI, we want to say thank you to all the first responders who go to work on the front lines each day to keep us safe. We are proud to support you today on National First Responders Day, and every day! #NationalFirstRespondersDay

One of the biggest dangers of Halloween is low visibility of trick-or-treaters around vehicles. Light up the night and make safety fun by adding glow sticks or battery-operated LED Halloween lights to your child’s costume this year.

Follow these tips on how to pick out the best power strip made for you! ~ Opt for power strips with built-in surge protection. ~ Look for power strips with energy-saving features. For more, visit: energystar.gov/

Accessing your co-op account online is easy — just make sure your password isn’t!  Make your password strong: make it long; avoid using common words; use a combination of letters and characters; use a unique password for each account.

#DYK co-ops power more than 21 million businesses, homes, schools, and farms, across the nation? You could be the reason why our country’s electric cooperatives continue to thrive. Learn more about electric cooperative careers: careers.electric.coop/. #CareersInEnergyWeek

Adulting is hard. Paying your electric bill shouldn’t be. That’s why CPI offers auto pay. It’s one less thing on your to-do list! Learn more at bit.ly/410gIni.

#DYK you can round up your monthly electric bill to the nearest dollar to benefit your local community? Small change can make a big difference. Learn more about Operation Round-Up at cpi.coop/charitable-trust. #concernforcommunity

On Indigenous Peoples’ Day, CPI honors the histories, cultures and contributions of the Indigenous communities that existed here long before the first Europeans arrived. Learn more about the history of the land where you live: native-land.ca/ #IndigenousPeoplesDay

During National Clean Energy Action Month, CPI celebrates the clean energy resources like hydro that are an important part of our energy mix. These sustainable sources help power a brighter future for our communities! #CleanEnergy

When a portable generator is improperly sized, installed, or operated, it can send power back to the electrical lines— this problem is called backfeed and it can be deadly.

Are you a new voter? Here's what you need to know: - How to find your polling location - How to understand your ballot - Whether you will vote in person or remotely - How to be an engaged voter Find all of this info and more at nationalvotereducationweek.o…. #VoteReady

Sometimes, we need to contact members with outage or tree trimming information. To continue receiving commumications from CPI, make sure we have your current phone number and email address. Call us at 541-929-3124 to update.

When you see our utility vehicles on the side of the road, please slow down, move over and give our lineworkers the space to work safely. “Move Over” is not only the law in all 50 states but is also the courteous and safe thing to do.