System Improvements
SCPPD has partnered with Fast Forward for system-wide imaging.
Stanton County Public Power District is committed to providing safe and reliable electric service. To help
improve system reliability and prevent potential outages and wildfire risks, we have contracted with Fast
Forward (an entity located in Kearney) to conduct an imaging-based assessment of our electrical system
in two phases. The first phase is tentatively scheduled, weather dependent, for the week of April 21. The
second phase is tentatively planned for August 2025.
Phase one will include daytime partroling by Fast Foward. This may include the need to travel down
private driveways to complete the patrol. Phase two will involve nighttime infrared inspections. The Fast
Forward vehicle may also need to patrol private driveways for this phase as well. The data collected will
not be publicly accessable and used directly by Stanton Count PPD.
If you do not wish for Fast Forward to access your driveway during this process, please contact
the office by phone or email no later than April 14th. Once again, the data collected will assist our
operations department in making informed decisions to enhance system reliability for all ratepayers.
Thermal images showing “hot” connections and bad connections
Learn more about the Nebraska grown technology – Fast Forward – at www.ff-ai.com/intro