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Homeworks Tri-County , a Cooperative utility provider located at 7973 East Grand River Avenue Portland, Michigan 48875 United States of America , has been a cornerstone in serving the energy needs of the community. As a crucial lifeline, Homeworks Tri-County has been providing reliable and affordable electricity to residents, businesses, and industries alike. This company page will cover the company's services, its customer base, and the rates they offer, outage hotline and outage map information.

Outage Information

Outages can be incredibly frustrating, disrupting our daily lives and causing immense inconvenience. These unplanned interruptions in services, whether they affect electricity, internet, or other essential utilities, can occur for various reasons.

Homeworks Tri-County understands the importance of managing power outages promptly and efficiently. To report an outage or receive updates on ongoing outages, customers can contact the Outage Hotline at (800) 848-9333 . The dedicated customer service team is available at (800) 562-8232 to address any concerns or inquiries related to utility services. See full outage details below.

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Homeworks Tri-County Residential Utility Rates & Information

The current utility rates provided by Homeworks Tri-County are easily accessible to customers through various channels, such as their official website, mobile applications, and customer service hotline. These up-to-date rates enable consumers to make informed decisions about their energy usage and expenses. The company's transparent approach to sharing rate information empowers customers to stay informed about any fluctuations or adjustments in rates for residential, commercial, and industrial sectors. Moreover, Homeworks Tri-County may offer flexible time-of-use (TOU) or peak and off-peak pricing plans, providing customers with the opportunity to adjust their energy consumption based on rate variations throughout the day. This allows consumers to potentially optimize their electricity usage and reduce costs.

Businesses and industries, especially those with higher energy consumption, find this real-time rate data invaluable for analyzing their electricity usage patterns and identifying cost-saving opportunities. Overall, Homeworks Tri-County 's commitment to providing accessible and unbiased rate information helps foster a sense of trust and transparency between the company and its customers.

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Homeworks Tri-County City Coverage

• Barryton, MI
• Big Rapids, MI
• Carson City, MI
• Charlotte, MI
• Chelsea, MI
• Clarksville, MI
• Dimondale, MI
• Eaton Rapids, MI
• Farwell, MI
• Freeport, MI
• Grand Ledge, MI
• Hubbardston, MI
• Lake Isabella, MI
• Lake Odessa, MI
• Lakeview, MI
• Lansing, MI
• Maple Rapids, MI
• McBride, MI
• Mecosta, MI
• Mount Pleasant, MI
• Mulliken, MI
• Nashville, MI
• Perrinton, MI
• Portland, MI
• Potterville, MI
• St. Johns, MI
• Stockbridge, MI
• Sunfield, MI
• Vermontville, MI
• Westphalia, MI
• Woodland, MI

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Crews chip away at power outages after storm

by: Michael Oszust , Katie Rosendale , Kyle Mitchell

Posted: Jun 26, 2024 / 05:49 AM EDT

Updated: Jun 26, 2024 / 11:51 PM EDT

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Tens of thousands of Consumers Energy customers, including many in Muskegon County, remained without power a day after a line of strong storms moved through West Michigan.

Consumers Energy says it has some 550 crews, including contractor crews from five states, working around the clock to restore power to affected customers.

“It’s all hands on deck,” Consumers Energy Vice President of Customer Experience Lauren Snyder said. “It’s not just our crews, but it’s also my coworkers in the office who are making sure we’re getting to the right places, identifying where the damage is, getting to work so that we can restore power quickly.”

Some 160,000 customers statewide lost power as a result of the storms, according to the Jackson-based utility. By Wednesday afternoon, outages had been narrowed to fewer than 40,000 customers. The utility company said most customers can expect to have power back by Thursday afternoon. However, customers in the hardest-hit areas may not have power restored until Thursday night.

Wednesday afternoon, most of the remaining outages were in Muskegon County. The following West Michigan counties had 100 or more customers without power as of 11:50 p.m. Wednesday:

• Barry County: 102 customers
• Kent County: 1,504 customers
• Muskegon County: 13,658 customers
• Newaygo County: 100 customers
• Oceana County: 569 customers
• Ottawa County: 2,356 customers

In one Grand Rapids neighborhood near Riverside Park, strong winds toppled trees and knocked out power.

“This beautiful hard maple dropped a limb on our wire and ripped the mast off the house,” Eric Ruiter, who lives in the area, showed News 8.

“There was back feed in the lines and partial power was being restored in some of the homes, which was causing our home, because the power lines were on the roof, to smoke and smolder so as soon as the fire department got out, Consumers was right afterwards,” Ruiter continued.

Firefighters doused the smoking before the fire spread. Electricians replaced the mast so Consumers could run a new line.

“Everything’s speeding along as our insurance claim right to the contractors. They’re out working now,” Ruiter said. “I think having a little empathy towards what Consumers power and everybody else is going through means a lot, so they’re doing a great job.”

Ultimately, homes on Sligh Boulevard near Monroe Avenue NE got their service back.

Consumers reminded customers to stay away from downed wires and call 911 immediately, then the utility.

If you’re using a generator, you’re reminded to keep the generator a safe distance away from your home and any doors and windows. Don’t run it inside your home or your garage, firefighters say.

Consumers provided free water, snow cones and hot dog meals Wednesday to some of the hardest-hit regions. The utility distributed water in Muskegon from noon to 2 p.m. at Oakridge High School, located at 251 S Wolf Lake Rd .; snow cones in Whitehall from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. at Goodrich Park, located at 100 Lake St .; and hot dog meals and ice cream bars in Grand Rapids from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Messiah Baptist Church of Grand Rapids, located at 513 Henry Ave. SE.

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Live updates: Severe storms, tornado warnings across Michigan on Thursday afternoon

• Updated: Jun. 20, 2024, 8:47 p.m. |
• Published: Jun. 20, 2024, 3:18 p.m.
• Jack Wojczynski | [email protected]

7:34pm update: The severe thunderstorms have weakened to below severe levels. At this time of night the thunderstorms should continue to weaken further. As of 7:34pm there is only one clump of thunderstorms around Jackson and slowly heading toward the Ann Arbor area. At the rate the storms are weakening there may not even be much of a rain shower left once the current storms get into the Ann Arbor area. The rest of tonight shouldn’t have any severe thunderstorms redeveloping. The damage from thunderstorms this afternoon was widely scattered. There was one roof with damage, but otherwise it was just a tree here and there that blew over. There probably won’t be a confirmed tornado with the tornado warning. The warning was issued because rotation was detected in the thunderstorm, but not enough rotation to form a tornado.

4:30pm update: A Severe Thunderstorm Warning is in effect for areas just south of Lansing, tracking east-southeast towards Holt and Mason. 60mph winds, golf ball sized hail, and a brief tornado are possible. Take cover!

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Holt and Mason. NOAA NOAA

4:25pm update: The Severe Thunderstorm Warning for the cell tracking north towards Big Rapids now includes the risk for 70mph wind gusts and golf ball sized hail. This is a considerably damaging storm!

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Big Rapids. NOAA NOAA

4:10pm update: The Storm Prediction Center has places much of central lower Michigan in a slight (level 2 of 5) risk for severe weather for this afternoon and evening. Strong winds, large hail, and isolated tornados remain possible.

Much of central lower MI is under a slight (level 2 of 5) risk for severe weather going into tonight. NOAA NOAA

4pm update: TORNADO WARNING for Kent and Ionia counties until 4:45pm. This is moving southeast towards Grattan. TAKE COVER!

Tornado warning for Kent and Ionia counties. NOAA NOAA

3:40 p.m. update: A new Severe Thunderstorm Warning is out for portions of Kent County, including Rockford and Northview. 60mph wind gusts have been observed! Penny-sized hail is also possible.

Severe Thunderstorm Warning for Kent County. NOAA NOAA

The National Weather Service has issued a tornado warning for portions of Ionia, Barry, Clinton and Eaton counties until 3:45 p.m. This storm has a history of strong winds, large hail, and now is likely producing a tornado. TAKE COVER if in a tornado warning.

We will provide continuous updates as needed during severe weather this evening.

Tornado warning for Lake Odessa, Sunfield, and Grand Ledge. Graphic from NOAA NOAA

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Eaton County, Michigan Electricity Overview

Averaging generation of 8.84 megawatt hours per resident per year, Eaton County ranks 16 out of 83 counties in production per capita in Michigan.

The average residential price per kilowatt hour in Eaton County is 18.39 cents. This rate is around 14.43% above the national average price of 16.07 cents per kilowatt hour.

Non-renewable fuels are used in the generation of 100.00% of the megawatt hours produced in Eaton County, ranking it 11th in Michigan out of 83 counties for total megawatt hours produced from non-renewable fuels.

As the 577th largest generator of electricity in the nation out of 3230 counties, Eaton County produces 963,681 megawatt hours of electricity from various fuel types.

Consumers Energy is the largest supplier in Eaton County when calculated by megawatt hours sold.

When measuring CO2 emissions per capita, Eaton County experienced a 10.36% decline during the most recent 12 months.

ENERGY CONSUMPTION

Total consumption.

1,061,513  MWh

Consumption per Capita

Energy production, total production.

963,681  MWh

Production from Non-Renewable Energy

Production per capita, co2 emissions.

459,881,290  kg

CO2 Emissions per Capita

4,219.4  kg

Recent Electricity Rates and Production Changes in Waverly CDP

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Rates and production categories, waverly cdp electricity pricing data, average residential bundled electricity rate for march, 2024.

18.89¢ per kWh

• 0.94% higher than last month
• 3.46% higher than March last year
• 1.04% higher than the Michigan average
• 12.99% higher than the US average
• 500 th in the state out of 745 cities
• The state rank has increased by 18 since last month
• The state rank has dropped by 2 since March last year
• 26,200 th in the US out of 31,828 cities
• The national rank has increased by 415 since last month
• The national rank has increased by 37 since March last year

12 Month Rolling Average Residential Bundled Rate

18.93¢ per kWh

• 0.28% higher than last month
• 8.5% higher than March last year
• 0.5% higher than the Michigan average
• 17.81% higher than the US average
• 499 th in the state out of 745 cities
• The state rank is the same since last month
• The state rank has dropped by 373 since March last year
• 26,834 th in the US out of 31,828 cities
• The national rank has dropped by 405 since last month
• The national rank has dropped by 1,859 since March last year

Average Residential Bundled Electricity Bill for March, 2024

$111.04 per month

• 0.03% higher than last month
• 0.29% lower than March last year
• 4.59% higher than the Michigan average
• 7.9% lower than the US average
• 601 st in the state out of 745 cities
• The state rank has dropped by 28 since last month
• The state rank has dropped by 31 since March last year
• 13,313 th in the US out of 31,828 cities
• The national rank has dropped by 4,623 since last month
• The national rank has dropped by 2,707 since March last year

12 Month Rolling Average Residential Bundled Bill

$116.54 per month

• 0.02% lower than last month
• 0.92% higher than March last year
• 2.97% higher than the Michigan average
• 14.23% lower than the US average
• 456 th in the state out of 745 cities
• The state rank has dropped by 1 since last month
• The state rank has dropped by 232 since March last year
• 8,254 th in the US out of 31,828 cities
• The national rank has dropped by 54 since last month
• The national rank has dropped by 216 since March last year

Waverly CDP, MI Electricity Overview

Waverly CDP has an average residential electricity rate of 18.93 cents per kilowatt hour, which is 0.50% higher than the state's average rate of 18.84 cents and 17.81% higher than the national average of 16.07 cents. The power grid in the city is faced with an average of 0.92 outages per customer a year, with outages lasting roughly 110.18 minutes. The national averages of outages and outage time frames are 1.27 outages per year and 137.24 minutes each outage. The largest vendor in the city based on megawatt hours sold is BWL Lansing Board of Water and Light.

Coming in as the 54th worst ranked city out of 746 cities in the state, Waverly CDP emits 92,795,117.93 kilograms of CO2 emissions from electricity consumption. A better measurement of pollution is the CO2 emissions per resident in the city, which is 3,977.84 kilograms of CO2 emissions per person per year. This calculation ranks Waverly CDP as the 657th highest polluting city in Michigan. Within Waverly CDP, there are no power producing plants. The residents must rely on electricity generated outside of the city boundaries.

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Charlotte, MI Electricity Overview

Charlotte has an average residential electricity rate of 18.26 cents per kilowatt hour. This is 3.05% less than Michigan's average rate of 18.84 cents, ranking the city at 164th out of 746 cities in the state for lowest average electricity rate. The largest electricity provider in the city based on megawatt hours sold is Consumers Energy.

Coming in as the 110th worst ranked city out of 746 cities in the state, Charlotte emits 36,691,622.42 kilograms of CO2 emissions from electricity consumption. A better measurement of pollution is the CO2 emissions per resident in the city, which is 3,977.84 kilograms of CO2 emissions per person per year. This calculation ranks Charlotte as the 9th highest polluting city in Michigan. Within Charlotte, there are no power producing plants. The residents must rely on electricity generated outside of the city boundaries.

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Charlotte residential electric rates are highest in August and the highest average bill is in August .

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Grand Ledge, MI Electricity Overview

Grand Ledge has an average residential electricity rate of 18.26 cents per kilowatt hour. This is 3.05% less than Michigan's average rate of 18.84 cents, ranking the city at 164th out of 746 cities in the state for lowest average electricity rate. The largest electricity provider in the city based on megawatt hours sold is Consumers Energy.

Coming in as the 128th worst ranked city out of 746 cities in the state, Grand Ledge emits 30,995,351.46 kilograms of CO2 emissions from electricity consumption. A better measurement of pollution is the CO2 emissions per resident in the city, which is 3,977.84 kilograms of CO2 emissions per person per year. This calculation ranks Grand Ledge as the 346th highest polluting city in Michigan. Within Grand Ledge, there are no power producing plants. The residents must rely on electricity generated outside of the city boundaries.

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Eaton County, Michigan Details

Power plant fuel types, emissions & pollution factors.

E aton County is the 650th worst ranked county in the country when it comes to total emissions from electricity consumption, with the county releasing 459 , 881 , 289.63 kilograms of CO2 emissions. The county averages 4 , 219.4 kilograms of CO2 emissions per person in the county from electricity use, which is a better measurement of the county's pollution levels. They rank 1900th highest in the United States in this category. Around 100.00% of electricity in Eaton County comes from generation using Natural Gas. Eaton County has one power plant within its borders.

Eaton County, Michigan Net Metering

T here are 6 companies in Eaton County offering electricity. Of those 6 , 50.00% of them offer some type of net metering option for their customers, making solar panels and alternative electric sources more economically viable. The state of Michigan has bad state level net metering legislation.

Energy Loss

T he average energy loss for electricity providers in Eaton County is 5.13% . This includes data from 3 providers, including Consumers Energy, BWL Lansing Board of Water and Light, and Homeworks Tri-County. The nationwide average for energy loss is 2.87% and the state average is 3.44% , resulting in a rank of 1932nd best in the United States and a state rank of 52nd best out of 3230 and 83 counties, respectively.

Power Companies in Eaton County, Michigan

• Consumers Energy
• BWL Lansing Board of Water and Light
• Homeworks Tri-County
• Eaton Rapids Power
• Strategic Energy LLC
• Spartan Renewable Energy

Nearby Counties

• Ionia County, MI Electricity Rates
• Barry County, MI Electricity Rates
• Calhoun County, MI Electricity Rates
• Clinton County, MI Electricity Rates
• Ingham County, MI Electricity Rates
• Jackson County, MI Electricity Rates

Providers In Each City in Eaton County:

• Wolverine Power Cooperative: 50.00%
• Consumers Energy: 50.00%
• Homeworks Tri-County: 33.33%
• Consumers Energy: 33.33%
• Wolverine Power Cooperative: 33.33%
• Consumers Energy: 34.49%
• Wolverine Power Cooperative: 34.49%
• Homeworks Tri-County: 31.02%
• Wolverine Power Cooperative: 25.00%
• Consumers Energy: 25.00%
• Homeworks Tri-County: 25.00%
• Eaton Rapids Power: 25.00%
• Consumers Energy: 100.00%

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What electricity company is the largest provider in Eaton County, Michigan?

By total revenue, Consumers Energy is the largest electricity provider in Eaton County, Michigan.

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Eaton County, Michigan is home to one active electricity plant producing electricity for the county and other surrounding areas.

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There are 6 electricity providers serving consumers in Eaton County, Michigan.

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HomeWorks Tri-County Electric Cooperative Availability by State

Cities and Towns With Coverage

• Bannister, MI
• Barryton, MI
• Big Rapids, MI
• Blanchard, MI
• Carson City, MI
• Charlotte, MI
• Clarksville, MI
• Crystal, MI
• Eaton Rapids, MI
• Farwell, MI
• Grand Ledge, MI
• Hubbardston, MI
• Lake Odessa, MI
• Lakeview, MI
• Mecosta, MI
• Mount Pleasant, MI
• Mulliken, MI
• Nashville, MI
• Onondaga, MI
• Portland, MI
• Riverdale, MI
• Rives Junction, MI
• Saint Johns, MI
• Shepherd, MI
• Six Lakes, MI
• Stanton, MI
• Stanwood, MI
• Stockbridge, MI
• Sunfield, MI
• Vermontville, MI
• Vestaburg, MI
• Weidman, MI
• Westphalia, MI

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Eaton Rapids Power Outages Caused by Weather

Numerous tree limbs and power lines were blown down in the city of Eaton Rapids.

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A crew was on site Monday evening, and power was expected to be restored by the end of the day, Consumers Energy said.

Mid-Michigan customers lose power after high winds hit area

Several thousand people were without power Sunday morning after high winds pummeled Michigan Saturday

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Eaton County officials do not yet have an estimate on when power will be restored.

Thousands of utility customers without power after strong storms hit Lansing area

Consumers Energy said about 5,200 customers in Clinton, Eaton and Ingham counties were without power. About half of those were in Eaton County

Severe thunderstorm leave thousands in Lansing area without electricity

Storms swept across southern Michigan Monday, downing trees and utility lines and leaving more than 15,000 Lansing area customers without power.

Strong thunderstorms knock out power to 2,500 in Clinton, Eaton, Ingham counties

Several outages caused by Wednesday afternoon/evening storms remained Thursday morning across the mid-Michigan area

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Storms that blew through Michigan on Saturday night left hundreds of people across mid-Michigan in the dark. The Lansing Board of Water and Light reported 8 outages affecting 1,371 customers around midnight – including almost 900 customers in an area that included the northeast side of the city. The BWL’s outage map directly attributed the […]

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The Lansing Board of Water and Light is getting ready for possible rolling blackouts this summer. The board made the announcement in a press release on Tuesday.

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Power Outage FAQs

What is power outage.

Power outage (also called a power cut, a power blackout, power failure or a blackout) is a short-term or a long-term loss of the electric power to a particular area.

What Causes Power Outages?

• Severe weather (high winds, lightning, winter storms, heat waves, rain or flooding can cause damage to power lines or equipment);
• Other damage to electric transmission lines (vehicle accidents, trees, and animals can cause damage to power lines or equipment);
• Repairing, maintenance or upgrades on power lines and equipment.

What are the Top Outage Safety Tips?

• Stay away from the downed power lines, park vehicles in protected areas;
• Unplug appliances and electronics, limit cell phone use to conserve battery life;
• Use portable generators outdoors only, well away from open windows and doors;
• Pack perishable foods into a cooler, keep refrigerator and freezer doors shut as much as possible.

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our rates &

Regulations.

HomeWorks Tri-County Electric Cooperative is a member-owned , member-regulated electric utility, which makes us a little different. By member-regulated, we mean that policy and rates are set by the Board of Directors, who are elected by their neighbors to serve in this capacity.

Below are HomeWorks Tri-County Electric Cooperative’s rates, regulations and tariffs. Documents are provided in downloadable PDF format.