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A portion of the trail to the west of Cedar Lake in downtown Cedar Rapids will be closed from Jan. 6 to Feb. 7 to allow ITC Midwest to perform maintenance on the electric transmission line that runs along the trail.

ITC Holdings Corp. announced that it and Entergy Corporation agreed to end their proposed transaction that would spin off and merge Entergy's electric transmission business into a subsidiary of ITC.

ITC Holdings Corp. announced that Kevin Burke joined the company as vice president, human resources and chief human resources officer. Burke leads all human resources functions for ITC.

ITC's Michigan operating entities will light up nine of their 150-foot tall transmission towers with colorful holiday decorations. Each tower is decorated with approximately on-quarter mile of rope lights.

Bridge lane closed from 9 a.m.–11 a.m.to allow electric transmission line work

The Wildlife Habitat Council (WHC) awarded Wildlife at Work certifications to three ITC Holdings Corp. programs for contributions to wildlife habitat conservation in Michigan and Iowa. ITC received the recognition at WHC’s 25^th Annual Symposium, Celebrating Corporate Conservation.

ITC is conducting aerial patrols of its high-voltage transmission towers and lines to inspect equipment for lightning damage, wear or other potential problems.

Phase 1 of the 140-mile Thumb Loop high-voltage transmission line, 62 miles of double-circuit, 345,000 volt (345 kV) lines from Tuscola County to Huron County, has been placed in service.

ITC Midwest has awarded $15,000 to Cedar Valley Habitat to aid in the completion of Habitat’s most recent corporate Hope Builders home in Cedadr Rapids.

ITC Great Plains

Article courtesy of the Dodge City Daily Globe - Sept. 11, 2013

ITC recently renewed its support for utility lineman training programs at two Kansas community colleges by presenting checks toward scholarships for deserving students.

ITC Great Plains

ITC, the company that recently constructed 18 miles of high voltage power lines from Valliant to Hugo, was back in McCurtain County Tuesday to donate approximately 125 science books to Forest Grove School. Kim Goodnight, ITC’s area manager for Local Government and Community Affairs presented the books to Forest Grove superintendent John Smith and the school’s teaching staff in an informal ceremony Tuesday morning at the school.

Hugo Daily News - Aug. 28, 2013

ITC has partnered with National University and Sally Ride Science to donate more than 600 science books to nine schools in southeastern Oklahoma.