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Shared from Katie Kory Chartier:

Keaton is working hard on his recovery in Salt Lake, and we want to make sure he and his family feel our support every single step of the way.
We are selling custom t-shirts to raise money for Keaton and show him how big his village is. All proceeds raised go directly to supporting him and his family during this time. 💪⚡️

https://www.nbynwdesign.com/product-page/stronger-than-any-storm-standing-tall-for-keaton-t-shirts-adult-youth

Here is the caring bridge as well where you can read updates on Keaton’s recovery.

https://www.caringbridge.org/site/35b4621e-8d0b-11f1-8804-c74a978b7d51?utm_source=website_share&utm_medium=share_button&utm_term=&utm_content=link_share_button&utm_campaign=private_home_page

This transformer was refurbished and made into a mailbox by NWE Journeyman Lineman C. Kelly, from Missoula. We are raffling/taking monetary bids for it and all money raised will go directly to Keaton Pouliot and his recovery. Please give Scott, Boe, or our office a call with your bid.

We are thinking and praying for you Keaton!! Stay strong!

"Usually if that amount of voltage goes through and with two people in the bucket, both of them should have been hit, but for some freak reason, it just got the one gentleman."
- Eric Tilleman of the Cascade Volunteer Fire Department

Brotherhood isn't just a word we put on our shirts—it’s how we look out for one another every single shift. At the end of the day, the ultimate goal is simple: everyone goes home safe to their real families. Speak up, watch each other's backs, and keep the crew protected. 🛠️👷‍♂️

Sharing from the National Sisterhood United for Journeyman Lineman.
The Rodeo is putting together a care package for Keaton and family. If there is anything you would like to send, please get ahold of Tabitha Dixon.
Thank you!

⚡️ July 10 is Journeyman Lineworkers Recognition Day ⚡️

This day honors the legacy of Henry Miller, the first President of the IBEW, and recognizes the dedicated lineworkers who keep our communities powered and connected.

Whether responding to major storms, emergencies, or everyday outages, lineworkers are the first to answer the call when the lights go out. Their skill, sacrifice, and commitment often go unseen, but their impact is felt by all of us.

Today, we celebrate the men and women who work around the clock to restore power and support our communities. Join us in showing appreciation for journeyman lineworkers and their families by sharing a message of thanks.

Today is - a day when we recognize everything our lineworkers do to keep the lights on and our nation moving.

COMPETITORS!!!!
Monday July 13th will be the last day to register online.
Paper registration will be held Friday July 17th at packet pickup, but who wants to stand in line for that?
Get those registrations in and make your life (and the gals) a little easier!!

April 18th every year