 Annual
Meeting Was a Huge Success!
The rain and weather couldn’t dampen the spirits of the nearly 10,000
people who attend the 71st edition of South Kentucky RECC’s Annual
Membership Meeting held on June 4. There were about 2,409 members
registered.
Maintenance or Mayhem:
Good Rights-of-Way Can Prevent Outages
There is no way to keep Mother Nature from doing as she pleases, as proven by
the ice storm that paralyzed a large portion of Kentucky in January and
February. However, South Kentucky RECC can work now to minimize the effects of
another ice storm, a thunderstorm, a tornado, or even high winds.
Concerned about Energy
Costs?
Most people are. As a not-for-profit distributor of electricity to more than
65,000 homes and businesses in south central Kentucky, South Kentucky RECC
shares those concerns. Our mission is to provide a comfortable living and
working environment for our members at the most affordable cost. But we’re
finding it to be one of the most challenging years we’ve faced since our
cooperative was formed in 1938.
Be Prepared For Ice
Storms
Some areas of the country have already felt the blasts of winter wind,
precipitation and fluctuating temperatures that can result in severe freezing
rain, sleet and ice storms. A heavy build-up of ice on power lines can cause
wires to snap and utility poles to topple. Falling ice-laden trees or limbs can
bring down power lines, cause outages, and threaten life and property.
When Winter Winds
Blow
If forecasts are to be believed, then the winter of 2009 may be one of the
coldest that the South Kentucky RECC area has suffered in several years. What
can the homeowners of South Kentucky RECC do to save energy this winter?
Making Service
Simple
South Kentucky RECC’s members expect professional and prompt service, and
they want to do business at their convenience. In an effort to be able to
assist members right at the moment they need it, we are installing a new
state-of-the-art system specifically for this purpose.
Helping Our
Communities Grow
When you think of an electric cooperative, you don’t necessarily think of
community growth, unless you are speaking of poles and wires to a new
subdivision. However, several years ago, SKRECC leaders decided the time had
come for the co-op to take a more proactive approach in an effort to help each
of its communities grow.
New Clinton County
Office Opens
South Kentucky RECC’s new Clinton County office is open for business as of
May 12. The new office, located at North Highway 127, will continue with the
same office hours of 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday.
Prescription
Benefits Added to Touchstone Energy® Co-op Connections Card Program
Through a partnership with New Benefits, a nationally recognized provider of
non-insured healthcare benefits, South Kentucky RECC members can now receive a
10 to 60 percent savings on many prescriptions by using the new Co-op
Connections Pharmacy Discount Card.
| Our Mission: |
"South Kentucky Rural
Electric Cooperative Corporation was formed for people, not profit. It's
mission is to reliably provide electricity and related services to its members
at a competitive price, and to improve the quality of life in their
communities."
Approved by unanimous vote of the Board of Directors, October 3,
1999 |
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| Our Vision: |
"South Kentucky Rural
Electric Cooperative Corporations goal is to become a cornerstone of ALL our
communities; to be recognized as an industry leader in service,
professionalism, and competitiveness; and to be the energy provider of choice
within our service boundaries."
Unanimously adopted by the Board of Directors on March 13, 2003 |
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2002-2009 South Kentucky Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation. All rights
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Our Energy, Our
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