Navajo Tribal Utility Authority®

Life is certainly different for Light Up Navajo families. Since the spring of 2019, Light up Navajo has paved the path for refrigeration, running water and closed the gap for communications, such as the internet and mobile phones. For the families the emotions ranged from excitement to heartfelt tears. The dream of having electricity is now a reality. Their prayers have been answered. While families express gratitude for electric connection, electric line workers who traveled from across the United States say Light Up Navajo was an experience they will always remember. NTUA would like to thank the visiting line workers who raised their hands, volunteering to leave their families and communities in order to help extend electric service to as many homes as possible within a short timeline. Your help made a meaningful difference and we deeply appreciate your time and energy to make this project successful. Ahe’he’e.

 

 

#LightUpNavajo 2019

Pilot Project Teams:

 

Arizona

Arizona Public Service

Salt River Project

 

Arkansas

Conway Corporation

 

California

Sacramento Municipal Utility District

 

Delaware

DEMEC – Town of Smyrna

DEMEC – City of Milford

 

 

 

 

 

 

Illinois

Rochelle Municipal Utilities

 

Indiana

City of Scottsburg

Lawrenceburg Municipal Utilities

 

Massachusetts

Littleton Electric Light & Water Department

Paxton Municipal Light Department

Sterling Municipal Light Department

West Boylston Municipal Light Plant

 

New Mexico

Farmington Electric Utility System

Public Service of New Mexico

 

 

 

 

 

 

Ohio

City of Wadsworth

Painesville Electric Department

Piqua Power System

 

Oklahoma

Grand River Dam Authority

 

Texas

Greenville Electric Utility System

 

Utah

City of Santa Clara

City of St George

Heber Light & Power

Lehi City Power

Murray City Power

Washington City Power