Ever wonder how nuclear power is generated or how a nuclear power plant works? If you attend Ginna's Community Information Night, you'll find answers to these questions and many more. You'll also see firsthand how the plant is safely producing nuclear energy in Wayne County to power nearly 500,000 area homes. The free event will be held outside Ginna's Training Center on Tuesday, July 31, from 4-8 p.m.
Plant employees will be on hand to inform visitors on Ginna's operations, site maintenance, engineering practices, environmental stewardship, radiological safety, emergency preparedness and much more. Visitors can also tour the plant's control room simulator, which is used for training reactor operators. Refreshments will be provided. Members of the public may register online at http://ginnacommunitynight.eventbrite.com.
Community Information Night is an important part of Ginna's annual public information and outreach campaign, designed to engage and educate the public on plant operations. Throughout the year, Ginna employees are active in the community; volunteering, hosting tours, visiting area schools, appearing at community events and financially supporting dozens of civic and charitable organizations.
