Outages update - Thursday April 3 8:00am

Submitted by: HOEC
on Thu, 04/03/2025 - 8:12 am

We have 60 members in the Caulfield area without power from the storms last night. We have identified 3 broken poles. Always stay away from downed power lines. If you need to report an outage you may do so on the SmartHub mobile app or through the SmartHub link at the top of this website. You can also call 417-256-2131 or 888-HOE-POWER. Thank you for your patience.

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Outages - Wednesday April 2

Submitted by: HOEC
on Wed, 04/02/2025 - 5:12 pm

We now have 1,749 members without power from today's storms. Dispatchers are aware of the outages and crews are working on them. You can report an outage using the SmartHub App or the SmartHub link on our site. If you see a red message stating that "we are working to resolve outages in your area" we are already aware of it and no report is needed.

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Sunday March 30 outages

Submitted by: HOEC
on Sun, 03/30/2025 - 5:52 pm

We currently have 264 members without power in the Peace Valley area. These outages are from one substation, and Dispatch is aware of the outages. Always stay away from downed powerlines and stay weather aware. If you need to report a continued outage you may do so on the SmartHub mobile app or our website www.hoecoop.org. You can also call 417-256-2131 or 888-HOE-POWER to make your report.

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THANK YOU to the Crews who assisted! (photos)

Submitted by: HOEC
on Thu, 03/27/2025 - 12:24 pm

Cooperative Principle #6 is "Cooperation Among Cooperatives" and members of HOEC saw that last week! More than 110 additional linemen answered the call when tornadoes moved through our service area, leaving more than 6,000 members without power and more than 400 poles down or damaged. Coordinated through the state association, linemen came from the northern-most reaches of the state to assist. It truly takes a team and the cooperative group, across the state is a great team. (photos below)

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Power Outages Press Release

Submitted by: HOEC
on Thu, 03/27/2025 - 11:04 am

Friday night, March 14, 2025, a tornado touched down near Bakersfield in southeastern Ozark County. It continued north east skirting the south side of West Plains and continuing into Oregon County causing damage near Rover and Thomasville areas.

As the tornadoes moved north-northeast across the service area, power outage reports rolled in rapidly. Early Saturday morning, the highest number was around 6,300 members without power.

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Power Restored

Submitted by: HOEC
on Fri, 03/21/2025 - 5:14 pm

HOEC currently shows power has been restored to all members from the tornadoes and storms of last Friday! If you remain without power, please contact us so we can get any issue corrected and get your power back on. You can report an outage through the SmartHub Mobile App or here on our website.

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Burn Ban

Submitted by: HOEC
on Thu, 03/20/2025 - 2:16 pm

 

UPDATE March 31st, 10:15am:  The Burn Ban for Howell County has been lifted.  Howell County reminds that if you are planning a controlled burn you still need to contact Fire Dispatch at 417-256-0209 and let them know when and where you are planning to burn.

Howell County is officially under a Burn Ban until further notice.

 

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