ALLIANCE, Neb. — Panhandle Rural Electric Membership Association (PREMA) has completed a $50,000 pledge to support Western Nebraska Community College's Powerline Construction & Maintenance Technology program.In July 2022, PREMA pledged $25,000, along with an additional $25,000 in matching funds, to help purchase equipment for the program.
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PREMA General Manager Zac Bryant recently presented the final installment of the pledge to WNCC President Greg Dart, Alliance Campus Director Misty Curtis and WNCC Foundation Executive Director Jennifer Reisig.The funding supports equipment purchases for WNCC's Powerline Construction & Maintenance Technology program, which prepares students for careers in the powerline industry.



