



March 19, 2020, OVERTON, Nevada – Out of concern for the health, safety and financial well-being of the communities it serves, OPD5 will be implementing several changes to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 and best serve customers.

March 16, 2020, OVERTON, Nevada – Mendis Cooper, general manager of OPD5, issued the following statement today informing its customers about measures OPD5 is taking during this state of emergency:

We do our best to find new tips that will help you save on your next electric bill. My goal is to find those tips that we tend to overlook, small changes in our daily routine that have a direct

March 3, 2020, OVERTON, Nevada – Fitch Ratings has upgraded Overton Power District #5 (OPD5), a not-for-profit power provider in the northeastern part of Clark County, from an A- to an A rating, recognizing what OPD5 executives said is its

February 25, 2020, Mesquite, NV. Mrs. Judy Metz, OPD5’s Chairwoman of the Board of Trustees, was recognized at the last board meeting held in Mesquite, NV, on Wednesday, February 19, 2020, for earning the National Rural Electric Association (NRECA) Director

February 3, 2020, Mesquite, NV. On Sunday, February 2, 2020, close to 1,275 customers in Mesquite, NV, lost power when a combination of powerful winds and a microburst broke seven transmission power poles on a 69kV power line.

January 20, 2020, Overton, NV. America’s rural communities are home to millions of men and women who have served in our armed forces, many of whom are living with a disability. In 2020, OPD5 is teaming up with its financial

January 20, 2020, Mesquite, NV. Recently, as part of the Nevada Electric Highway (NEH) project, two Electric Vehicle (EV) charging station locations were completed within OPD5’s service territory, two EV charging stations at ARCO ampm in Glendale, and three more

As General Manager of OPD5, it is my privilege to serve our customers and support the communities within our service territory. At OPD5, our goal has always been to provide the most economical, reliable, and safe power service possible. As

By Keith Buchhalter, OPD5 Public Affairs