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Northeast Oklahoma residents organize against wind turbines

2024-05-13

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Vicki Gregory

05-14

I worked for P.S.O. I was fired for questioning my teacher about being forced to leave false information on customer accounts-to cut down call time! I also filed a complaint on a trainer for refusing to act on a call about a LIVE power line down and sparking in an open field. She insisted going to a team meeting was more important than a downed power line in a field. In their employ trainees were told all funds collected for wind turbines were used to build more turbines ONLY to export THAT energy to Other States. Not to be used for Oklahoman's energy usage. They can say what they wish, but this company knows they have a monopoly on energy in N.E. OK. Executive's salaries are so high, and other employees salaries so low, they should be ashamed. Average executive salaries with bonuses are 1/2 to $ 1,000,000 annually. Average for execs is $447 per Hour!! But they just keep paying these and increasing our bills. 🤬

Ken Gallaher

05-13

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