Make life jacket use a regular part of summer lake outing

With over 70,000 surface acres of Grand and Hudson Lake waters and the scenic Illinois River under its control, the Grand River Dam Authority’s commitment to stewardship of Oklahoma’s natural resources and popular recreational areas is broad. Whether you are sailing the wide-open waters of Grand Lake, fishing in a quiet Lake Hudson cove or […]

Electric safety and your boat …

Throughout the month of May, the Grand River Dam Authority has been recognizing National Electric Safety Month by sharing important tips for homeowners. However, this week, as we draw close to Memorial Day and the beginning of the busy summer boating season, we wanted to share a few electric safety tips for boat owners. We […]

More about surge protection

May is National Electric Safety Month and the Grand River Dam Authority wants to help inform and educate the public about important electric safety issues. One of those issues involves power surges. A power surge (or transient voltage) is a sudden and unwanted increase in voltage. It is unwanted because this sudden increase can damage […]

Fuses, breakers, and electric circuits …

May is National Electric Safety Month and the Grand River Dam Authority is proud to join with organizations like the Electric Safety Foundation International (ESFI) to pass along important safety tips all month long.   This week we want to share some information about some electric components that can be found in every residence: fuses […]

Important tips for do-it-yourself projects

May is National Electric Safety Month! The Grand River Dam Authority is proud to join in the effort to reinforce electric safety by sharing important tips all month long. This week’s tips are geared towards “do-it-yourselfers” out there. And, for even more safety tips, visit esfi.org. First, take the time to learn about your home’s […]

Helping Power our Neighbors

On March 31, a team of ten Grand River Dam Authority employees, including electric linemen and fleet maintenance personnel left Oklahoma, headed west to the Navajo Reservation in Arizona and Utah. The team was part of a larger, mutual aid effort among public power utilities called the “Light Up Navajo Project.” Upon arrival in the […]

Dock talk …

Every year about this time, the Grand River Dam Authority poses the question: What’s up with your dock? With the busy lake season just around the corner, it’s an important question for dock owners, sellers and buyers on Grand and Hudson lakes to consider. And while it is a simple question, it is really intended […]

Spring cleaning and electrical safety

  The temperature may still be moving up and down the thermometer, but the calendar does say spring has officially arrived. That means many of us will soon turn our attention to spring cleaning projects. If your plans include clearing the winter clutter out of your house, the Grand River Dam Authority wants to remind […]

Is your dock’s electric system ready for summer?

The arrival of spring has many lake enthusiasts turning their attention back to the water and the promise of long summer days ahead. For many, those days at the lake will include a lot of time spent on the dock. If that is part of your plan, the Grand River Dam Authority wants to share […]

Spring forward with energy savings

Daylight saving time makes its official return to Oklahoma at 2AM on Sunday, March 12, when we all “spring forward” by moving our clocks up one hour. While we all may lose one hour of sleep that night, over the long term the time change will equal more light in the evenings and, when it […]