This week we celebrate National Lineman Day and recognize the dedicated line workers at Riverside Public Utilities who work tirelessly to keep our city powered. From emergency repairs to routine maintenance, their around-the-clock efforts keep Riverside running smoothly. Rain or shine, day or night—take a moment to thank the linemen who power our lives.?
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