Opelika Power Services would like to make our customers aware of an ongoing wood pole inspection project. OPS has contracted with Osmose Utility Services to inspect and treat wood power poles on the distribution system. Read on...
The sweet lady’s of St. Dun’s Buns (St. Dunstan’s Episcopal Church in Auburn) presented a donation to the Opelika Share program this afternoon. Read on...
The Opelika Share Program is a way for neighbors to help neighbors keep their lights on in times of need. The program benefits qualified Opelika residents with their power bills. Residents are screened through United Way of Lee County. Read on...
Opelika Power Services and the Alabama Municipal Electric
Authority are offering summer energy-saving tips to help citizens save a few
dollars. Read on...
Congratulations to Jessica Samuel for her recent promotion and reclassification to Manager of Administrative Services – Opelika Power Services Read on...
“You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world around you. What you do makes a difference and you have to decide what kind of a difference you want to make.”
—Jane Goodall
#HappyEarthDay2022 #OPS Read on...
On Tuesday, April 19, 2022, the City of Opelika is wearing purple to celebrate the Month of the Military Child (MOMC). The month of April is set aside to show appreciation for military children in the United States, Read on...
Opelika Power Services and the Alabama Municipal Electric Authority (AMEA) are pleased to announce the local winners of the 2022 AMEA Scholarship. Read on...
Opelika Power Services received recognition and an award from the American Public Power Association (APPA) during their annual Engineering and Operations conference. Read on...
The Opelika Share Program is a way for neighbors to help neighbors keep their lights on in times of need. The program benefits qualified Opelika residents with their power bills. Read on...
