Right-of-way schedule

A group of ten people stand in front of a utility truck with "YEC" branding, under a metal structure. A tower is visible.Like reli­able elec­tric ser­vice, trees are a valu­able resource: they beau­ti­fy our com­mu­ni­ties, cool our homes, pro­vide pri­va­cy and even increase prop­er­ty val­ue. How­ev­er, trees and pow­er lines don’t mix. That’s why YEC fol­lows a five-year rota­tion right-of-way (ROW) sched­ule.

Over­grown trees can cause pow­er out­ages, dam­age equip­ment and even lead to seri­ous acci­dents if limbs or peo­ple come into con­tact with ener­gized lines. By clear­ing ROW, YEC pro­tects you and our employ­ees, pre­vents out­ages and meets nation­al safe­ty stan­dards that help ensure elec­tric­i­ty is deliv­ered safe­ly to your home.

Cur­rent­ly, our crews are work­ing in the Gold Hill area and expect to com­plete this work by the end of August. From there, we’ll begin ROW main­te­nance in the Oakridge area, and this will be our focus until the end of 2025. To view the sched­ule and affect­ed roads, please view our online ROW map.

As always, we appre­ci­ate your patience and sup­port as we work to keep your ser­vice safe and reli­able.