Neighborhood Projects
LPEA regularly conducts infrastructure improvements like tree trimming, drone surveying, and field projects to deliver more reliable power. If we're going to be in your neighborhood, we will notify you in advance via call, text, email, and/or letter. Our crews always aim to minimize the impact of projects on the landowners involved. Scroll down below the map for more details on this year's projects.
For more details on LPEA's policies around tree trimming and right-of-way clearing, visit our Vegetation Management Program page.
Project Map
This map shows active projects in LPEA’s service territory, including line surveying, tree trimming, and field work. Click the asterisks to learn more about each project. To locate a specific address, type it into the search box in the upper right, and the map will zoom to the address.
Map Legend:
Blue = Line Survey
Red = Field Project
Green = Tree Trimming
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2024 LPEA Construction Projects
Neighborhood Projects
The first phase of the "Turtle Lake Single to Three-Phase" construction project is complete and the second phase is estimated to last about two months beginning in early March 2025. The current system does not meet system requirements. The existing single-phase line will be replaced by a three-phase line. We will be replacing .85 miles of overhead line and .59 miles of underground line along County Road 205.
The first phase of Yucca Estates Cable Replacement project is completed and the second phase is estimated to take about four months starting in early March 2025. Cable is being upgraded as it does not meet system design standards due to faults. We plan to replace 2.14 miles of underground cable.
Drone Survey Activity
None
Tree Trimming Projects
We're trimming trees around power lines in Ignacio starting in mid February.
We are trimming trees around power lines in Bayfield starting in mid March.