CURE is supported by residents, civic leaders, businesses, schools, human service agencies and healthcare providers throughout the Eastside community. Relying on energy infrastructure that received its last major upgrade in the early 1960s puts the lives of our residents, the success of our business community and the future of regional growth at risk due to the potential for rolling blackouts. Desktop computers, cell phones and flat-screen televisions did not exist when our current energy infrastructure was put in place. The time to upgrade using proven technologies and, preferably, existing utility corridors is NOW.

We invite those who share this concern to add their names to the list of residents, businesses and organizations supporting CURE and thank those who have already done so. 
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In 2015 Meydenbauer Center
​hosted 302 conventions and events which brought in 159,400 attendees and provided $44.5 million in economic impact to the community. Reliable power is not optional.
Stacy Graven
Meydenbauer Center