Due to the extremely cold weather, the City of Coffeyville Municipal Light and Power turned on all four steam turbine engines Monday morning (Mar. 4). When those engines are turned on, it can potentially make the city money. Utility Director Mike Shook explains.

Shook said due to current prices, there is not much of a profit this time for the city from the Grand River Dam Authority, a non-profit Oklahoma agency created to control, develop, and maintain the Grand River waterway. It was designed to be self-funded from the sales of electricity and water.