JEA employees honored for performance in national competition

The Jacksonville City Council honored award-winners in the 2025 Public Power Lineworkers Rodeo.


  • By Ric Anderson
  • | 3:21 p.m. June 16, 2025
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From left, JEA lineworkers Ryan Kornegay and Noah Sapp; JEA Managing Director and CEO Vickie Cavey; Council President Randy White; JEA Director, Electric Distribution, Construction, Maintenance Jerry Creel; lineworkers Cody Stokes, Caleb Macabitas and Hunter Thomas.
From left, JEA lineworkers Ryan Kornegay and Noah Sapp; JEA Managing Director and CEO Vickie Cavey; Council President Randy White; JEA Director, Electric Distribution, Construction, Maintenance Jerry Creel; lineworkers Cody Stokes, Caleb Macabitas and Hunter Thomas.
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JEA lineworkers excelled in a national annual competition this year, prompting honors from the Jacksonville City Council.

Teams for the city-owned utility won awards in six categories at the 2025 Public Power Lineworkers Rodeo, held in March in Roseville, California. Fifty-two public power utilities nationwide took part in the competition to demonstrate their skills and knowledge of linework.

JEA’s awards include first-place Overall Apprentice for Ryan Kornegay, a three-time winner in the category. David Hicken, Caleb Macabitas and Cody Stokes placed second in the Overall Journeyman Team category.  

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