Osmose Utilities Services will begin pole testing in the
village of Dodge today, November 7th. The remaining areas to be
tested in the next few weeks are Lincoln & Monterey townships in Cuming
County; Webster township (including the village of Dodge) in Dodge County; the
northern Lincoln township of Colfax County and the eastern Maple Creek township
of Stanton County in the Cuming County Public Power District area.
Most utility poles are made of wood and their constant
exposure to the environment takes a toll. Wind, moisture and soil conditions
all can distress or decay wood. Regular pole inspection and treatment helps to
spot and take care of any problems before they become critical situations.
Osmose Utilities Services is a professional firm that is an
expert in pole evaluations. Employees from Osmose will be identifiable by
company logos, equipment, shirts and hard hats and will carry identification.
For more information, stop at the CCPPD office 500 South
Main Street West Point or call (402) 372-2463.
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