Oct. 12, 2026
Missouri. Last day to formally join Liberty's giant-customer price case.
Facts checked September 25, 2026. Dates can change. Check the official notice before you drive.
Kansas, Oklahoma, and the Missouri Ozarks
The land was here before the line.
A 345,000-volt power line is planned across southern Kansas, northeast Oklahoma, and the Missouri Ozarks. It may cross your land. Even if it misses your land, you will help pay for it on your electric bill.
We want a fair route, honest costs, and written protections before anybody signs.
Dates coming up
Nov. 9 and 13
Oklahoma West comments and hearing.
Nov. 19 and Dec. 2
Kansas hearing in Sedan, then written comments.
What to do this week
- Open the map for your state and see if the line is near your land.
- Write down the date that matches your state and put it on the calendar.
- Send a short note to the company or the state board. Ready drafts are on the action page.
Your land
Lines this size often need a strip about 150 feet wide. Ask for the width on your land in writing. Before you sign anything, have a local lawyer read it. If you stay quiet, the process keeps moving without you.
Your electric bill
The line may miss your property. The costs will hit your bill. If this line is built, electric customers pay for it through their bills. That is how these regional lines are paid for. Nobody has said yet how much a typical house will pay each month.
The cost estimate for the Delaware to Monett piece went up about $90 million, about 26%, in one review in November 2025. It went from $342.6 million to $432.6 million. See the cost page.
If a giant power user like a data center comes, it could help pay. If it leaves early or uses less than promised, the rest of us could be stuck paying for towers already in the ground.
Garett and Megan
Garett and Megan of Neosho spent nearly three years paying off 12 acres and getting it ready for a home for their three boys. There is only one spot on the land where a house can go. They say the proposed route would run through or within feet of that spot.
That is their account. A survey still has to be checked against the map.
Is this for a data center?
Liberty told the Missouri board that two possible giant customers asked to hook up to the grid. Neosho also heard about a possible data center and paused new data-center permits inside city limits for one year. Read the details.
Who is building it
Evergy is building the Kansas piece. AEP is building the Oklahoma piece. Liberty is building the Missouri piece. Each state has its own file.
- Kansas west of U.S. 77
Approved May 12, 2026. - Kansas east of U.S. 77
Sent back for a new study. - Oklahoma West
Comments Nov. 9. Hearing Nov. 13. - Oklahoma East
Dates still to be set. - Missouri new ground
Newton County is on Liberty's page. - Missouri old corridor
Monett toward Branson.
Evergy map · AEP page · Liberty page
Towns near the planned path
Kansas: Garden Plain, Viola, Conway Springs, Wellington, Winfield, Arkansas City, Dexter, Cedar Vale, Sedan, Peru, Caney. Oklahoma: Bartlesville, Copan, Nowata, Delaware, Welch, Vinita, Miami, Afton, Wyandotte. Missouri: Diamond, Granby, Neosho, Seneca, Monett, Aurora, Reeds Spring, Branson area.
This list is general. Check your company's map for your land.
Talk to us
This goes to the neighbors who run this site. It does not file a comment with the state.