Thank a Lineworker

If you flip a switch and the lights come on, you can thank your local public power lineworkers for making that possible. When you’re enjoying a summer evening game under the lights at your neighborhood ball field, you can thank your public power lineworkers.

These highly skilled professionals perform the critical work needed to keep our communities powered every day. They are true hometown heroes.

Here’s a simple way to share your gratitude with the team behind public power.

Write a Note of Appreciation. We’ll share your kind words with public power lineworkers and team members.

Click “Write a new entry” below to write your thank-you note.

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Joyce H. from Kinston wrote on May 20, 2026:
Thank you and God Bless and protect you all, in Jesus Name I pray!
Thank you and God Bless and protect you all, in Jesus Name I pray!
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Jacci R. from High Point wrote on May 19, 2026:
Thank you all for everything you do, stay safe out there and take care of each other.
Thank you all for everything you do, stay safe out there and take care of each other.
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Rita H. from Clayton wrote on May 18, 2026:
Dear Line Workers, You are literally Lifesavers each and every day! I am thinking about elderly people I know who would be in Very Serious condition quickly in a Power Failure! God Bless every single one of you ! Sincerely, Rita H.
Dear Line Workers, You are literally Lifesavers each and every day! I am thinking about elderly people I know who would be in Very Serious condition quickly in a Power Failure! God Bless every single one of you ! Sincerely, Rita H.
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Shawn G. from Winnabow wrote on May 18, 2026:
Thank you for helping us keep our power and lights on!
Thank you for helping us keep our power and lights on!
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Leslie L. from North Carolina wrote on May 17, 2026:
Thank you guys for all your hard work and dedication. You are greatly appreciated.
Thank you guys for all your hard work and dedication. You are greatly appreciated.
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Vivian D. from Shelby wrote on May 15, 2026:
Thank you for all you do on your job in providing service so that we can have electrical service. This service makes life much more enjoyable and provides many comforts as we go about our daily tasks.
Thank you for all you do on your job in providing service so that we can have electrical service. This service makes life much more enjoyable and provides many comforts as we go about our daily tasks.
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Linda H. from Monroe wrote on May 13, 2026:
Thank you for all your work, especially in emergencies.
Thank you for all your work, especially in emergencies.
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Tharesa L. from New Bern wrote on May 13, 2026:
Thank you for serving our town! We appreciate your excellence on what you do!
Thank you for serving our town! We appreciate your excellence on what you do!
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Carmen H. from Rocky Mount wrote on May 13, 2026:
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Tawanda C. from Fayetteville wrote on May 9, 2026:
Thank you for your hard work and dedication to our communities. May God’s love and strength continue to grow and may His light forever shine in you and your works. Amen.
Thank you for your hard work and dedication to our communities. May God’s love and strength continue to grow and may His light forever shine in you and your works. Amen.
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Doris S. from Tarboro wrote on May 8, 2026:
Thank you for the risks you take to keep me in the light.
Thank you for the risks you take to keep me in the light.
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Winn C. from Wake Forest wrote on May 6, 2026:
Thank you!! Thank You!!!!
Thank you!! Thank You!!!!
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Rachel H. from Gastonia wrote on May 6, 2026:
Thank you for your hard work and efforts to keep us all lit up! Safety first!
Thank you for your hard work and efforts to keep us all lit up! Safety first!
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Jimmy M. from Jacksonville wrote on May 6, 2026:
Thanks for your help!
Thanks for your help!
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Jose F. from Tarboro wrote on May 4, 2026:
Thank you.
Thank you.
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Eddie B. from Scotland Neck wrote on May 4, 2026:
Thank you to our lineman for the outstanding job you guys do.
Thank you to our lineman for the outstanding job you guys do.
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Lee F. from Monroe wrote on May 4, 2026:
THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO.
THANKS FOR ALL YOU DO.
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James W. from Forest City wrote on May 3, 2026:
Thank you Damian W! my favorite Lineman.
Thank you Damian W! my favorite Lineman.
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Sandra C. from Hickory wrote on May 3, 2026:
Thank you to all line workers. I appreciate you all.
Thank you to all line workers. I appreciate you all.
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Hope E from Fayetteville wrote on May 3, 2026:
Thank you for keeping us light up and for the har work you do at all times I appreciate you God bless you all
Thank you for keeping us light up and for the har work you do at all times I appreciate you God bless you all
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