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The best decorations are safe decorations …
December 16, 2025
Holiday decorations can make for a festive atmosphere in your home, but often, they also require extra extension cords and extra attention to make sure things stay safe. While GRDA has already shared some seasonal decorating tips, there are still others that can help ensure a safe holiday season. This week, we pass along a […]
NPPD, OPPD, LES and GRDA Launch Joint Effort to Explore Advanced Nuclear Energy
December 01, 2025
Columbus/Lincoln/Omaha, Neb. & Tulsa, Okla. – In a collaborative effort that marks a milestone for Nebraska’s and Oklahoma’s energy future — Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD), Omaha Public Power District (OPPD), Lincoln Electric System (LES) and Grand River Dam Authority (GRDA) — have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to form the Great Plains New […]
Efficient and safe holiday lighting
November 26, 2025
It’s that time of year again. Time for many of us to decorate our houses with colorful lights to help illuminate the holiday season. However, for many, that also means a little bit of extra electricity usage in the coming weeks. If that is the case in your household, the Grand River Dam Authority hopes […]
Kitchen safety tips for the holiday season
November 24, 2025
With a couple of days until Thanksgiving 2025’s arrival, many are already planning for the big feast. Of course, that will likely mean extra time in the kitchen, as many are working to prepare the turkey and all the trimmings. If plenty of meal prep and cooking is in your near future, you may want […]
Notice to the Public
November 14, 2025
Please take notice that The Grand River Dam Authority has received an application for a private dock requiring directional bearing. Such directional bearing relates to a dock application for a private dock which if approved shall extend 94 feet across a cove, which measures 248 feet across from 745 feet mean sea level to 745 […]
Notice to the Public
October 30, 2025
Please take notice that The Grand River Dam Authority has received an application for a private dock requiring directional bearing. Such directional bearing relates to a dock application for a private dock which if approved shall extend 140 feet across a cove, which measures 255 feet across from 745 feet mean sea level to 745 […]
NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETING SSS 20, LLC
October 29, 2025
The Grand River Dam Authority (GRDA) will hold a public meeting on Thursday, November 20, 2025 at 9:00 AM regarding the commercial application for SSS 20, LLC. The meeting will be held at GRDA’s Ecosystems & Education Center, 420 E Highway 28, Langley, OK 74350. The purpose of this meeting is to obtain public comments […]
Powering Oklahoma for 85 years
October 15, 2025
The year 2025 brings another special milestone in the history of the Grand River Dam Authority’s Pensacola Dam. This year, the dam marks 85 years of service to Oklahoma. As the state’s first hydroelectric facility, the dam has been producing renewable electric power for GRDA customers since its 1940 completion. The dam is located in […]
GRDA announces temporary drawdown of Holway Reservoir
October 07, 2025
In order to complete a maintenance project at its Salina Pumped Storage Project, the Grand River Dam Authority is announcing that a temporary drawdown of the W.R. Holway Reservoir is underway. The reservoir, also known as Chimney Rock Reservoir, is part of GRDA’s Salina Pumped Storage Project (SPSP) hydroelectric facility, located along the Salina Creek […]
Celebrating Public Power Week 2025
October 06, 2025
It exists in 49 of the United States, can be found in over 2,000 communities nationwide and is a time-tested means of local service that, collectively, meets the electric needs of 48 million Americans. It is called public power, and it is alive and well in the cities and towns that own and operate their own […]