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Leonard Appointed to Lamar Utility Board

Leonard Appointed to Lamar Utility Board

Pat Leonard was given his oath of office by Lamar Municipal Court Judge, Kim Verhoff, as he was sworn in as the newest Lamar Utility Board member, replacing Rick Beard. Leonard will serve a five year term on the board.  His nomination was approved by the Lamar City Council this past Monday night. As one […]

LUB Considers Finances, New Members and Donations

LUB Considers Finances, New Members and Donations

Lamar Utility Board members discussed aspects of Light Plant finance during their meeting on Tuesday, August 23rd.  The slim agenda covered the July financial report as well as the System Operating report, a brief overview of the pending 2017 budget and the three applications received for board membership, to replace former member Rick Beard. Light Plant […]

Beard Steps Down from LUB, Board Position Remains Open

Beard Steps Down from LUB, Board Position Remains Open

The Lamar Utillity Board approved a resolution in recognition of Rick Beard’s service to the LUB, both as a board member and as the board chairman. Beard submitted his resignation several weeks ago as he has accepted a new ministry in Garden City, Kansas.  That leaves a vacancy that has yet to be filled.  Interested […]

Metal Shavings Shut Down Light Plant Turbine-(Corrected Article)

Metal Shavings Shut Down Light Plant Turbine-(Corrected Article)

Wind turbine T-2 has gone off-line, according to Lamar Light Plant Superintendent, Houssin Hourieh, during the board’s meeting on Tuesday, May 10th.  “At 9:21am on April 30th, turbine T-2 indicated a fault and we shut down operation,” he informed the board.  This is not the first time there have been problems associated with the wind […]

LUB, ARPA Member Cities Conduct Safety Procedures

LUB, ARPA Member Cities Conduct Safety Procedures

Work crews from the Arkansas River Power Authority, ARPA, conducted pole top and bucket rescue operations over two, half-day sessions in La Junta April 22nd. Lamar Light Plant Superintendent, Houssin Hourieh, said work crews took turns extricating an injured worker from a live wire situation.  A practice dummy was used in the rescue operations and […]