See a Tree Touching the Line?
Please call our dispatchers immediately if you observe a tree touching an overhead line at 907-746-POWR (7696). Do not touch the tree or try to move it yourself as it may be energized.
Need to have a Danger Tree cleared on your property? Please complete our Danger Tree Report Form below. MEA provides Danger Tree clearing for members year-round.
*Please note as of June 2021 we are 4-6 weeks out on responding to newly submitted Danger Tree reports due to multiple requests. If you see a tree touching the line please contact our Dispatch immediately at 907-746-7696 (do not touch the tree or try to remove it yourself as it may be energized). If you have a tree that you believe could fall into the line or impact electrical equipment at any moment, please contact our Clearing Department directly at 907-761-9269.
Providing safe and reliable power to our members is our top priority. If you have a tree on your privately owned property that you are worried about falling into the power line or on electrical equipment, you can report your Danger Tree to MEA and we will come to inspect it and/or take it down free of charge. We provide Danger Tree clearing year-round.
To Report a Danger Tree, please complete the form fields above and send it to our Clearing Department. If you need assistance filling out the form or have questions for Reporting a Danger Tree please contact our Clearing Department during business hours at 907-761-9269 or email clearingdepartment@mea.coop
MEA greatly appreciates the assistance of our members to help us identify trees and vegetation that may pose a threat to the safety and reliability of our electric system.
See a Tree Touching the Line?
Please call our dispatchers immediately if you observe a tree touching an overhead line, 907-746-POWR (7696). Do not touch the tree or try to move it yourself as it may be energized.
MEA is proactively working to mitigate danger Spruce Bark Beetle kill trees throughout our service territory. In 2019, clearing crews took down more than 8,100 hazardous spruce bark beetle killed trees. Much of the clearing work this summer will include clearing of infested spruce bark beetle killed trees inside of the easements, especially in the highly infested areas throughout Willow and along Willow Fishhook Road.
spruce bark beetle killed trees cleared in 2019.
danger trees cleared in 2019.
outages caused by in-easement trees in 2019.
