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West Plains City Council approves hire of Shayne Eades as new Utilities DirectorOzark Radio News

West Plains, MO. - The West Plains City Council approved the hire of Shayne Eades as the new Utility Director during Monday's (12/19) council meeting. Eades has worked for the City of West Plains for the past 18 years, most recently serving as the Public Works Operations Supervisor. Eades holds linemen, fiber optic, water treatment, water distribution, and wastewater certifications from the State of Missouri. "It's always been my goal to continue and advance my career within the City of West Plains," said Eades. "I am looking forward to beginning this next chapter." Eades began his career with the City of West Plains in 2004 as a medium equipment operator in the street department. He has also served as a medium equipment operator in the water department, water serviceman, lineman, and lead lineman. Outside of work, Eades has represented the Howell County Public Water District and Glenwood School as a board member. Eades replaces longtime City of West Plain

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City of West Plains Celebrates Public Power WeekOzark Radio News

The City of West Plains is celebrating Public Power Week, Oct. 3-9, along with 78 hometown electric utility members of the Missouri Public Utility Alliance and more than 2,000 other community-powered, not-for-profit electric utilities that collectively provide electricity to 49 million Americans. "This year, we especially celebrate the employees of the City of West Plains, the people behind public power," said Public Works Director Jeff Hanshaw. "These individuals work tirelessly to keep our community up and running 24 hours a day, seven days a week. We pull together with a common goal: keeping West Plains powered." Hanshaw said the City's Electric Department employees take pride in serving their friends and neighbors with their essential power needs. The Electric Department has 12 employees and owns/maintains 176 miles of power lines which serve approximately 6,500 residential and 850 commercial and industrial customers. The City of West Plains also is current

City of West Plains Recognizes Lineworkers for Missouri Lineworker Appreciation DayOzark Radio News

City of West Plains Recognizes Lineworkers for Missouri Lineworker Appreciation DayOzark Radio News
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