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FMEA Vegetation Management Roundtable – Summer

Overview

Please visit FMEA’s website to register. Do not complete the form below to register.

The Florida Municipal Electric Association is pleased to partner with the City of Starke to offer a follow-up roundtable for Florida’s public power vegetation management personnel. As we navigate the challenges posed by Florida’s geography, effective vegetation management is crucial in enhancing grid reliability and minimizing customer outages. This roundtable will provide a collaborative platform where participants can exchange insights, strategies, and experiences that contribute to the overall goal of maintaining a resilient electric system. This event is designed to foster an open dialogue, share policies and best practices, and facilitate networking among professionals responsible for managing vegetation trimming activities before and after storm seasons.

Who Should Attend?

The meeting is open to all FMEA municipal members, including:

  • Utility vegetation employees and key personnel who manage, supervise, and/or perform
    • Line clearance activities
    • Herbicide applications
    • Other activities involved in integrated vegetation management programs tailored to the electric utility environment

Registration Information:

  • No cost as a benefit to FMEA members (please register for planning purposes).
  • You must be logged in to FMEA’s website to register.
  • Lunch provided – please ensure all participants register for an accurate count.

Details

June 4, 2025
10:00 am — 2:30 pm
The City of Starke - Fire and Rescue Training Room
105 East Jackson Street Starke, FL 32091-3321 United States


Topics

  • Pre-Storm Vegetation Trimming: Techniques and timing for proactive trimming to prevent storm-related outages.
  • Post-Storm Restoration: Efficient approaches to manage vegetation following storms to expedite power restoration.
  • Innovative Tools and Technologies: Exploring advancements in vegetation management equipment and software that enhance operational efficiency.
  • Regulatory Compliance and Safety Standards: Navigating the regulatory landscape and ensuring adherence to safety protocols.
  • Networking with Public Power Peers: Establishing a network of communication to support future utility needs.


Registration

Cost: Free
Deadline: May 29, 2025
Contact: MacKayla Cross


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FMEA Vegetation Management Roundtable – Summer — June 4, 2025



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