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Cooperative > A security guard on horseback patrols a field of utility trucks returning to Coast EPA's district headquarters in Gulfport, Miss., after a long day in the field, two weeks after Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast. The co-op fed some 850 lineworkers catered meals in the tent on the left. Some 200-250 linemen slept in the air-conditioned tent on the right set up on the co-op's lawn. Photo by Richard G. Biever, Indiana

$Cooperative > A line crew from Indiana dismantles a fractured pole before rebuilding it along a highway near Saucier, Miss. The crew was helping Coast EPA after Hurricane Katrina. Photo by Richard G. Biever, Electric Consumer (Indiana)$

Cooperative > An Indiana lineman repairs a damaged pole above the Poticaw Landing fish camp near Van Cleave, Miss. The camp, on a bayou just off the Pascagoula River 20 miles inland, was damaged by winds and the storm surge that came in off the Gulf and moved up the rivers. Photo by Richard G. Biever, Electric Consumer (Indiana)

Cooperative > On the loading dock behind Singing River Electric Power Association's Gautier, Miss., district headquarters, Dan "Doc" Denu, right, goes over the available supplies and equipment that Indiana's crews brought to Mississippi with linemen from other states. Denu is a lineman with Dubois REC, headquartered in Jasper, Ind. Photo by Richard G. Biever, Electric Consumer (Indiana)

Cooperative > On a piece of plywood, a family in Gautier, Miss., whose home survived the worst of the damage, summed up the feeling many of the co-op crews from around the country that came to help heard from grateful electric consumers in Mississippi. Photo by Richard G. Biever, Electric Consumer (Indiana)

Cooperative > Indiana line workers set a new pole to replace one broken by Katrina along a highway near Saucier, Miss. Photo by Richard G. Biever, Electric Consumer (Indiana)

Cooperative > As the sun sets, Kosciusko REMC lineman Kelly Neace re-energizes a stretch of line crews worked on that afternoon near Van Cleave, Miss. Indiana's co-op crews said they felt great satisfaction at day's end when they could see lights return to homes left dark by Hurricane Katrina. Kosciusko REMC is headquartered in Warsaw, Ind. Photo by Richard G. Biever, Electric Consumer (Indiana)

A security guard on horseback patrols a field of utility trucks returning to Coast EPA's district headquarters in Gulfport, Miss., after a long day in the field, two weeks after Hurricane Katrina hit the Gulf Coast. The co-op fed some 850 lineworkers catered meals in the tent on the left. Some 200-250 linemen slept in the air-conditioned tent on the right set up on the co-op's lawn. Photo by Richard G. Biever, Indiana