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Celebrate Lineworker
Appreciation Days

Lineworkers are our hometown heroes, first responders, and skilled professionals who do what needs to be done to keep the electricity flowing to the families and businesses in our communities. The work they do—often in grueling and dangerous conditions—powers our lives.

Join us in celebrating lineworkers and all the service they provide to our communities on Monday, April 14, for North Carolina Lineworker Appreciation Day, and Friday, April 18, for National Lineworker Appreciation Day. Use the resources below to build enthusiasm and appreciation for lineworkers in your community.

While you’re here, take a minute to read some of the notes of appreciation to our lineworkers and add one of your own.

If you have any questions, please email us at communications@electricities.org.

Lineworker Appreciation Day Resources

Resolution Template for Lineworker Appreciation Days 2025

Please make this resolution your own. For example, if your utility sent or received aid during Hurricane Helene, add a clause about local lineworkers' role in restoration efforts.
Access the resolution template

Customizable Press Releases Celebrating Lineworkers

Customize these templates for use in your community. Consider including a photo of local lineworkers with a caption when you share the release with the media.
Download the Press Release Templates

Thank You Lineworkers Banner

Use this ready-to-print banner artwork during Lineworker Appreciation Days or anytime you’d like to publicly thank your line crews.
Access the Lineworker Thank You Banner

Public Power and Lineworker Trivia

Spark friendly competition among your staff and your community while educating about lineworkers and public power. Email Sara Sharp for answers.
Download the Trivia Questions

Public Power Activity and Coloring Page

Print copies to engage with kids of all ages at community and school events.
Download the Coloring Page

Social Media Videos, Graphics, and Messaging

Highlight lineworkers on your social channels using these assets, including just-released videos and carousel images.
Download the social assets

Gov. Stein's Lineworker Appreciation Day Proclamation

North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein reaffirmed and proclaimed April 14, 2025, as "Lineworker Appreciation Day" in the state, celebrating the service they provide to their communities.
Download the Proclamation

Infographic with Lineworker and Public Power Statistics

Showcase the impressive statistics (reliability, miles of power lines, lineworkers in the U.S., and more) made possible by the dedication and excellence of line crews.
Download the Infographic

Sign a Note of Appreciation to Our Lineworkers

Thank a Lineworker

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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Cordelia S. from High Point wrote on April 25, 2025:
So grateful for all you do!
So grateful for all you do!
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Linda G. from Concord wrote on April 25, 2025:
Thank you, lineworkers!
Thank you, lineworkers!
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Tim C. wrote on April 25, 2025:
It's hard work and dangerous. I thank you guys for all you do.
It's hard work and dangerous. I thank you guys for all you do.
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Carla H. from Shelby wrote on April 25, 2025:
Thank you all. May God bless and keep you all safe.
Thank you all. May God bless and keep you all safe.
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Kay R. from Farmville wrote on April 25, 2025:
Thank you for lighting up our life by keeping us with electricity.
Thank you for lighting up our life by keeping us with electricity.
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Barbara B. from Louisburg wrote on April 25, 2025:
I appreciate your hard work and dedication to keeping me in the light. I know it can be very dangerous.
I appreciate your hard work and dedication to keeping me in the light. I know it can be very dangerous.
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Sheila M. from Wake Forest wrote on April 25, 2025:
We appreciate you going out in the storm, at night, whenever the call comes in, restoring power to the people. Especially when someone has special needs and may need to keep insulin refrigerated!
We appreciate you going out in the storm, at night, whenever the call comes in, restoring power to the people. Especially when someone has special needs and may need to keep insulin refrigerated!
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Heather C. from Huntersville wrote on April 25, 2025:
Thank you for your hard work! ♥️
Thank you for your hard work! ♥️
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Utility Solutions Inc. from Hickory wrote on April 11, 2025:
A heartfelt thank you to all lineworkers in NC and elsewhere. We are especially grateful for all the work that has been done and is continuing in our area after the devastation of Helene last year. Lineworkers are true heroes and are essential to our communities and lives!
A heartfelt thank you to all lineworkers in NC and elsewhere. We are especially grateful for all the work that has been done and is continuing in our area after the devastation of Helene last year. Lineworkers are true heroes and are essential to our communities and lives!
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Linda from Statesville wrote on April 7, 2025:
Thanks and appreciation for the fantastic job y'all do!
Thanks and appreciation for the fantastic job y'all do!
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Mitzi H. from Lexington wrote on April 7, 2025:
They Are hardworking people that make sure we don't stay in the dark long. They don't care what time it is, they are coming to fix our power that went out during a storm. Whatever the situation is, we can always count on them to get us back from the dark to light.
They Are hardworking people that make sure we don't stay in the dark long. They don't care what time it is, they are coming to fix our power that went out during a storm. Whatever the situation is, we can always count on them to get us back from the dark to light.
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Donna Jean from Apex wrote on April 7, 2025:
Thank you for putting your life in danger each and every day
Thank you for putting your life in danger each and every day
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Victoria from Albemarle, NC wrote on April 7, 2025:
Thank You So Much for ALL YOUR HARD And DANGEROUS Work!! Praying for ALL OF YOU AND YOUR SAFETY
Thank You So Much for ALL YOUR HARD And DANGEROUS Work!! Praying for ALL OF YOU AND YOUR SAFETY
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June from Wilson wrote on March 24, 2025:
Thanks, My son was a lineman for Mastec. I retired from City of New Bern and we did a lot with electric Cities. Thanks for all you do!
Thanks, My son was a lineman for Mastec. I retired from City of New Bern and we did a lot with electric Cities. Thanks for all you do!
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Carlos G Collazo from Wake Forest wrote on March 22, 2025:
I appreciate very much your efforts to maintain our community illuminated although the risk it entails.
I appreciate very much your efforts to maintain our community illuminated although the risk it entails.
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Elizabeth B. from Gastonia wrote on March 19, 2025:
Hello, line workers and all the people out public view: I appreciate you! I’ve seen a lot of you working from trucks, way up in the air, doing whatever needs to be done! I’m so thankful to have access to electricity! Yay, yay! (And water, too!) I know you are in danger lots of times, I pray you will always get home safely. Thanks bunches, every one of you! Liz B
Hello, line workers and all the people out public view: I appreciate you! I’ve seen a lot of you working from trucks, way up in the air, doing whatever needs to be done! I’m so thankful to have access to electricity! Yay, yay! (And water, too!) I know you are in danger lots of times, I pray you will always get home safely. Thanks bunches, every one of you! Liz B
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Deborah Mills Clark from Greenville wrote on April 8, 2024:
Thank you Greenville Utilities Comission for always being efficient in keeping our power on. The lineman have a hard job. Special mention to my nephew Jordan Lang.
Thank you Greenville Utilities Comission for always being efficient in keeping our power on. The lineman have a hard job. Special mention to my nephew Jordan Lang.
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Emily Garner from Greenville wrote on April 8, 2024:
Can't thank our NC public power Lineworkers enough!! You all rock. Keep it up.
Can't thank our NC public power Lineworkers enough!! You all rock. Keep it up.
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Sylvia Mashaw from Beuaville wrote on April 10, 2023:
To all our Heros in Hard Hats. Thank You for keeping the Lights on. My son is a Lineman for MASTEC and I am so very proud of his crew for going out every single day and doing what has to be done to keep NC safe and its lights on.
To all our Heros in Hard Hats. Thank You for keeping the Lights on. My son is a Lineman for MASTEC and I am so very proud of his crew for going out every single day and doing what has to be done to keep NC safe and its lights on.
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Tabatha Smith from Rocky Mount wrote on April 21, 2022:
Thank you to All the Rocky Mount Linemen and Personal that keep the power up and going!
Thank you to All the Rocky Mount Linemen and Personal that keep the power up and going!
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