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Utility Place Incident Rate SAFETY Worker Hours Utility AWARD WINNERS Place Incident Rate Worker Hours Group A - for systems with less than 15, 000 worker-hours of exposure Village of Montpelier, OH First Place 0 3,738 Village of Bethany, IL First Place 0 4,160 Pocahontas Municipal Electric Utility, IA First Place 0 5,551 City of Curtis, NE First Place 0 5,692 Hermann Municipal Utilities, MO First Place 0 5,893 Grand Marais Public Utility, MN First Place 0 6,240 Fairview Utilities Authority, OK First Place 0 6,337 Town of Belhaven, NC First Place 0 7,073 Coon Rapids Municipal Utilities, IA First Place 0 7,200 Salem City Municipal Power & Light, UT First Place 0 8,320 Rock Rapids Municipal Utilities, IA First Place 0 9,805 Boylston Municipal Light Department, MA First Place 0 11,104 Village of Minster, OH First Place 0 11,516 St. Clairsville Light & Power, OH First Place 0 11,647 Sumner Municipal Light Plant, IA First Place 0 12,000 Village of Sherburne, NY First Place 0 12,480 City of Green Cove Springs, FL First Place 0 13,117 Perkasie Borough Electric Department, PA First Place 0 13,160 City of Carlyle Municipal Electric, IL First Place 0 13,250 Colorado River Commission, NV First Place 0 13,920 Sioux Center Municipal Electric Utility, IA First Place 0 14,000 New Martinsville Municipal Electric Utility, WV First Place 0 14,560 New Holstein Utilities, WI First Place 0 14,580 Ephrata Light & Power, PA Second Place 14.29 14,000 Columbus Water & Light, WI Third Place 17.33 11,539 Group B - for systems with 15,000 to 29,999 worker-hours of exposure Ogden Municipal Utilities, IA First Place 0 15,157 Town of Granite Falls, NC First Place 0 16,233 Paxton Municipal Light Department, MA First Place 0 16,400 City of Buffalo Municipal Utilities, MN First Place 0 16,640 City of Chattahoochee, FL First Place 0 17,925 City of Shelby, NC First Place 0 18,720 Village of Akron, NY First Place 0 19,320 Worthington Public Utilities, MN First Place 0 20,143 Two Rivers Water & Light, WI First Place 0 20,525 Sleepy Eye Public Utility, MN First Place 0 22,464 City of Milton-Freewater Light & Power, OR First Place 0 22,745 Southern Utah Valley Electric Service District, UT First Place 0 22,880 City of Gardner, KS First Place 0 24,880 City of Livingston, TX First Place 0 25,905 Municipal Commission of Boonville, NY First Place 0 26,781 Franklin Electric System, KY First Place 0 27,040 Princeton Electric Plant Board, KY First Place 0 27,040 Payson City Power & Light, UT First Place 0 29,120 City of Crete, NE First Place 0 29,700 City of Starke, FL First Place 0 29,848 Oconomowoc Utilities, WI Second Place 7.19 27,816 City of Fort Morgan Light & Power, CO Third Place 8.74 22,880 Village of Arcade, NY Honorable Mention .10.15 19,700 Group C - for systems with 30,000 to 59,999 worker-hours of exposure New Prague Utilities Commission, MN First Place 0 31,200 Spanish Fork City Municipal Power, UT First Place 0 31,200 City of Monroe, NC First Place 0 32,191 Lowell Light & Power, MI First Place 0 35,387 Independence Light & Power, IA First Place 0 36,768 Tell City Electric Department, IN First Place 0 37,487 City of Princeton, IL First Place 0 38,000 City of Higginsville, MO First Place 0 40,000 Erwin Utilities, TN First Place 0 41,029 Heber Light & Power, UT First Place 0 43,680 Pascoag Utility District, RI First Place 0 45,760 City of Kinston, NC First Place 0 48,725 City of Gillette Electric Utility, WY First Place 0 54,000 New River Light and Power, NC First Place 0 56,120 City of Shelby Municipal Utilities, OH First Place 0 56,827 City of St. Marys, OH First Place 0 58,240 Marblehead Municipal Light Department, MA Second Place 3.47 57,560 Fairmont Public Utilities, MN Third Place 3.56 56,160 Marshall Municipal Utilities, MN Honorable Mention.3.58 55,917 Group D - for systems with 60,000 to 109,999 worker-hours of exposure Paragould City Light Water & Cable, AR First Place 0 62,400 Moorhead Public Service, MN First Place 0 70,854 Wellesley Municipal Light Plant, MA First Place 0 71,500 Hopkinsville Electric System, KY First Place 0 81,525 Bountiful City Light & Power, UT First Place 0 82,000 Harrisonburg Electric Commission, VA First Place 0 94,020 Kaukauna Electric Utility, WI First Place 0 108,965 Bolivar Energy Authority, TN Second Place 1.96 102,233 City of Rocky Mount, NC Third Place 3.90 102,571 City of Edmond, OK Honorable Mention.4.77 83,859 Group E - for systems with 110,000 to 249,999 worker-hours of exposure Bristol Virginia Utilities, VA First Place 0 131,600 Clarksville Department of Electricity, TN Second Place 1.06 188,257 Bristol Tennessee Essential Services, TN Third Place 1.60 124,897 Bowling Green Municipal Utilities, KY Honorable Mention.1.96 203,937 Clinton Utilities Board, TN Honorable Mention.2.38 168,175 Group F - for systems with 250,000 to 999,999 worker-hours of exposure Fayetteville Public Works Commission, NC First Place 0.34 592,956 Texas Municipal Power Agency, TX Second Place 0.68 292,418 Navajo Tribal Utility Authority, AZ Third Place 0.93 864,547 Huntsville Utilities, AL Honorable Mention.1.47 407,370 Group G - for systems with 1,000,000 to 3,999,999 worker-hours of exposure Energy Northwest, WA First Place 0.74 2,160,264 New York Power Authority, NY Second Place 1.44 3,062,536 Guam Power Authority, Guam Third Place 1.50 1,196,740 Santee Cooper, SC Honorable Mention.1.75 3,544,953 Group H - for systems with more than 4,000,000 worker-hours of exposure JEA, FL First Place 1.02 4,488,913 Salt River Project, AZ Second Place 1.03 11,702,687 Nebraska Public Power District, NE Third Place 1.31 4,274,440 Lower Colorado River Authority, TX Honorable Mention.2.37 4,143,688 MARK YOUR CALENDARS Safety Contest Call for Entries December 17, 2007 Safety Contest Entry Deadline February 4, 2008 Eighth Annual Public Power Lineworkers’ Rodeo April 18-19, 2008 Indianapolis, Indiana 2007 Engineering & Operations Technical Conference April 15-18, 2007 Sheraton Atlanta Hotel Atlanta, GA For more information visit APPA’s Web site at www.APPAnet.org or contact: Allison Mott • 202/467-2994 amott@APPAnet.org

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