The CCPPD Operation Round-Up board met on Wednesday and gave back to the community. See press release http://www.ccppd.com/News_Releases/3-28-14.pdf. Picture: Kristie Borgelt, Operation Round Up board member (middle), presents checks to Leigh Ann Glaubius on left (for the Wisner-Pilger Schools iPad) and Cheryl Kreikemeier on right (Wisner-Pilger Schools 5th grade G.I.R.L.S. Club)

Beemer Community Guide is complete! http://www.ccppd.com/News_Releases/3-25-14.pdf Picture: Nicki White, CCPPD CSR2, is presenting the Beemer Community Guide to Beemer Village Board President, Doug Steffensmeier.

After hours calls

Please be aware that there are some technical difficulties with AT&T so if you call CCPPD after hours, the call center phones may give you a busy signal. Things should be cleared up soon, but we wanted our customers to be aware.

The March 2014 Rural Electric Nebraskan Magazine is now uploaded on our website.

View it here: http://issuu.com/reneditor/docs/march_2014/1?e=3665921/6870209

Check out the March 2014 Newsletter!

http://www.ccppd.com/Newsletters/march2014.pdf

HAVE YOU CHANGED YOUR FURNACE FILTER LATELY?

The filter is a big factor in your indoor air quality and how well your furnace operates.

As the filter collects various bits of airborne debris, it starts to clog up. After a while, that build up makes it very difficult for air to pass through. That means the blower is working harder, increasing your energy bills, taking longer to heat your home, and risking burning out the blower motor.

The best way to know how often you need to change your air filter is by simply checking it on a regular basis. Every furnace heats a different home, with different factors that affect a filter’s life span. After a while, you will develop a good idea of how quickly contaminants build up on your filter and how often you will need to install a replacement.