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Lands and Community
Bonneville Power Administration owns and maintains hundreds of properties in Oregon, Washington, Montana, Idaho and a few in Wyoming,
Nevada, Utah, and California. Transmission Services staff live and work in urban and rural communities where its transmission facilities are located. Transmission Services has
field offices in each region that work directly with land owners, government agencies and community groups to maintain transmission
facilities and ensure public safety around high voltage transmission lines. Although, power lines are essential to distributing electricity to
your home or office, they are not designed for human contact. It is extremely dangerous to touch a power line, whether it is overhead or
on the ground.
Transmission Services also develops community partnerships through raising money for college scholarships, donating blood, collecting food for needy
families, recycling transmission poles and mentoring school aged children.
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Safety First
Safety is first at BPA Transmission Services and we want to ensure safety around power lines.
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Real Property Services
Transmission Services works with landowners to acquire and grant easements to private landowners, and to operate and maintain transmission line facilities.
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Regional Services
Regional offices work directly with land owners, government agencies and the community to maintain transmission facilities and ensure public
safety. Find out more about these services.
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Community Involvement
Transmisison Services believes in the power of a strong community and invest in partnerships including giving to the needy, raising money to help others and
mentoring students.
Vegetation Management Program
The Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) Vegetation Program consists of three program areas for rights-of-way (ROW) management: Vegetation Management Program, Danger Tree Program, & The Access Road Program
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Transmission Services
