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Keeping You Safe

North Carolina’s electric cooperatives are committed to putting safety first. Our top priority is protecting our members, our employees and the communities we serve while providing reliable electricity that powers your daily life. We also seek to empower our members to make smart decisions while using electricity, and when faced with emergency situations like hurricanes and winter storms.

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News, features, videos and stories from across the cooperative network.

Feb 20

Feature

New Sheriff’s Cruisers Made Possible by Halifax EMC’s Community Loan Program

Halifax EMC, based in Enfield, recently issued a three-year, $243,000 zero-interest loan to Halifax County to purchase nine new patrol vehicles for the Halifax County Sheriff’s Department. This loan is helping the county begin the process of a much-needed…

Feb 15

News

Tri-County EMC Community Grants Hit $2 Million Milestone

The total number of grants issued through Tri-County EMC’s Operation RoundUp program recently passed the $2 million mark. Established in 2000 as an extension of the electric cooperative principle of Concern for the Community, member donations accumulated through…

Feb 13

Feature

North Carolina Electric Cooperatives Provide Skills to Ensure a Workforce Ready Future

February is Career and Technical Education (CTE) Month. In addition to providing power to 2.5 million North Carolinians, North Carolina’s electric cooperatives also serve our communities by providing educators and schools with the resources they need to give students of…

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Spotlight

New Sheriff’s Cruisers Made Possible by Halifax EMC’s Community Loan Program

Tri-County EMC Community Grants Hit $2 Million Milestone

North Carolina Electric Cooperatives Provide Skills to Ensure a Workforce Ready Future