Events

Lineman Apprenticeship Pre-Apprentice Assessment Workshop is part of the TVPPA Apprenticeship Lineman Training Program.

This certification series provides courses specifically designed for lineworker personnel. It is a good fit for up and coming leaders or those already in the role. It provides crew leaders and general foremen with the knowledge and tools to lead crews efficiently, responsibly, and safely. The course will be presented by certified training specialists from Tennessee Valley Public Power Association (TVPPA).

The ARP Executive Committee meets to review September's ARP rate calculation.

The Member Services Advisory Committee (MSAC) advises the Board of Directors and ARP Executive Committee on matters related to FMPA’s member services.

FMPA's Board of Directors is responsible for making all final decisions for the projects of FMPA, except the All-Requirements Project.

The ARP Executive Committee independently governs and manages the business affairs of FMPA's largest power supply project, All-Requirements. The Committee has 13 locally appointed members; one from each member city the project serves.

The Substation Roundtable provides a forum for substation related crews to exchange ideas on operating practices, safety, training, tools and equipment, and other common issues.

The ARP Executive Committee meets to review October’s ARP rate calculation.

FMPA's Board of Directors is responsible for making all final decisions for the projects of FMPA, except the All-Requirements Project.

The ARP Executive Committee independently governs and manages the business affairs of FMPA's largest power supply project, All-Requirements. The Committee has 13 locally appointed members; one from each member city the project serves.

Lineman Apprenticeship Final Exam is part of the TVPPA Apprenticeship Lineman Training Program.

Goal Setting & Planning discusses the purpose and importance of setting goals.

Finance Committee oversees the administration of FMPA's risk management policy, budgets, financial statements and financial reporting process.

FMPA's Board of Directors is responsible for making all final decisions for the projects of FMPA, except the All-Requirements Project.

The ARP Executive Committee independently governs and manages the business affairs of FMPA's largest power supply project, All-Requirements. The Committee has 13 locally appointed members; one from each member city the project serves.

The ARP Executive Committee meets to review November's ARP rate calculation.