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High School Students ... What are you doing during your Christmas break? How bout a little research project and essay to enter the Government in Action Youth Tour contest. Two students from TVEC area high schools will win the trip of a lifetime to Austin and Washington D.C.!
Hear from last year's winners here....
youtu.be/5R_ZTKvAQyw
And find entry information here..
www.tvec.net/youth-tour/TVEC 2018 Youth Tour winners talk about why you should enter to win a trip to Austin and Washington D.C. For current contest information and entry details, v...
If you are still decorating for Christmas—or planning to hit the after-Christmas clearance sales—you can make your holiday decor a little bit more energy efficient with LED bulbs and light timers.
Safety is also on the agenda. Be sure to check all extension cords and light strands for cracks and wear. And never put ladders or tall decorations near electrical wires.
Have a great weekend everybody!
Outage Update: 2:50 a.m. - This outage has been restored. If you still do not have power, please report your outage at 800-967-9324.
Outage Alert: TVEC Crews are responding to an outage affecting more than 850 members this morning along the eastern side of Cedar Creek Lake, including parts of Payne Springs, Pinnacle Club, Enchanted Oaks and down toward Log Cabin.
Updates regarding restoration time or cause will be made as edits to this post.
Report outages at 800-967-9324.
It looks like wind and some thunderstorm activity will be the biggest threats in the TVEC service area with the wintry weather coming in tonight and through the next couple of days.
Stay safe out there! Never approach downed power lines, and don't try to clear broken limbs or other objects that have been blown into lines. Leave that up to our professionals who have the training and equipment to do the job safely.
Report any outages at 800-967-9324 or by outage texting.
www.tvec.net/wp-content/uploads/2017/11/Outage_Texting_One_Sheet.pdf
A big Thank You! to TVEC members who participate in Operation Round Up... and that is more than 92 percent! Rounding up your bill to the next dollar really adds up to great things for our community.
Yesterday the TVEC Charitable Foundation was able to present checks of $2,500 to the volunteer and municipal fire departments that serve the TVEC service area.
They provide an essential component to making rural life a great experience. The commitment of the men and women who work so selflessly to help us stay safe is amazing and we have a great group in our area.
As TVEC CFO Bryan Wood noted, firefighters share two of the co-op's founding principles - Concern for Community and Cooperation among Cooperatives.
They show their concern for community every day by taking the risks and sacrificing their time to serve us all. And they cooperate to work together in a force that is much larger than any one department, helping and covering for each other whenever needed.