Wake Forest Power News
UPDATE: Power has been restored to most of the customers affected by this evening's outage. All others will have their power restored within the next few minutes. The cause was a faulty transformer which has been replaced.
Approximately 500 Wake Forest Power customers who live...Read more
Weather permitting, Wake Forest Power tree crews will begin removing seven large oak trees along a portion of Shearon Farms Avenue between US 1/Capital Boulevard and Clover Bank Street later this week.
The removal of the trees is necessary to avoid future damage to a new sidewalk...Read more
Wake Forest Power offers a payment option that allows residential customers to pay for electricity in advance. Known as Wake Forest Pre-Pay Power, the initiative utilizes advanced metering technology that also enables customers to more closely monitor their energy usage.
Under the Pre-Pay...Read more
Wake Forest Power has initiated a project to upgrade the load management switches for all participating residential customers. The initiative will require technicians to replace nearly 1,000 switches throughout Wake Forest Power service territory over the next several months.
Wake Forest...Read more
Drivers should expect delays along North Avenue today from 9 a.m. to noon.
Wake Forest Power will close the portion of North Avenue from North Wingate Street to North Main Street. The closure is necessary to allow crews to begin the process of removing the overhead utility lines and...Read more
Wake Forest Power is selling commemorative T-shirts for $10 each to raise money for the H.O.P.E. program. Available in a variety of adult sizes, the T-shirts prominently display the Wake Forest Power logo on the front.
T-shirts may be ordered and purchased online via credit card at...Read more
Wake Forest Power is now utilizing Facebook to expand its outreach and communications efforts.
According to Public Works Director Magda Holloway, the popular social media site offers an effective means of communicating directly with Wake Forest Power customers concerning the utility's...Read more
The Town of Wake Forest and Wake Forest Power are joining more than 2,000 not-for-profit utilities in celebrating Public Power Week Oct. 7-13. As part of this annual week-long celebration, the Town and Wake Forest Power will offer several special events and activities:
Kids' Poster Contest...Read moreWake Forest Power (WFP) offers several convenient ways for customers to pay their electric bills. One way that helps protect the environment while also saving time and money is through WFP's paperless billing option.
Customers who sign up for the free e-billing service receive an email...Read more
Five Wake Forest Power linemen participated in the 21st Annual North Carolina Association of Municipal Electric Systems (NCAMES) Lineman's Rodeo on May 17 in Morganton, NC.
Hugo Mier, Joe Shearin and Jason Shambley competed in the Journeyman division, while Jason Walter and Lonnie Wilson...Read more
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