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Serving Hughes, Lincoln, McIntosh, Okfuskee, Pottawatomie, Seminole & portions of Oklahoma, Cleveland & Creek counties
Main Office and Headquarters Interstate 40 at the Prague/Seminole Exit
Area Office
35 W. JC Watts Street, Eufaula Office Hours
8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday - Friday Board of Trustees
President - Yates Adcock, Dustin .................... Vice President - Joe Semtner, Konawa ........... Sec.-Treas. - Robert Schoenecke, Meeker ..... Asst. Sec/Treas. - Steve Marak, Meeker ......... Gary Crain, Prague........................................... Clayton Eads, Shawnee .................................. Matt Goodson, Tecumseh ................................ J.P. Duvall, Seminole ....................................... J. Roger Henson .............................................
District 8 District 6 District 2 District 1 District 3 District 4 District 5 District 7 Attorney
Telephone Numbers
Seminole Shawnee, Tecumseh, Earlsboro Eufaula Toll-free
In Case of Trouble
1. Check for blown fuse or tripped circuit breakers. 2. Check with your neighbors. Ask if their electricity is off and if they have reported it.
3. If not call the office and report the trouble. Read
Billing date
Cycle 1 Cycle 2 Cycle 3
26th-31st 6th-11th 16th-21st
5th 15th 25th
1-1/2% penalty is applied 20 days after billing date
Operating Statistics for November 2014
2015
Operating Revenues Wholesale Cost of Power Percentage WPC is of Revenue Revenue per Mile of Line Consumers per Mile of Line KW Peak Demand - This month Billing kW demand KW Peak Demand - YTD KWh Purchased - This month Taxes Paid
Interest on Long Term Debt System Load Factor
$5,727,243 $4,336,223 75.71
$1,097.38 4.65
153,284 109,675 184,404 65,777,170 $108,385 $179,801 59.6
$4,205,388 $3,182,945 75.69
$803.17 4.64
125,692 125,692 153,277 55,572,912 $82,239 $180,040 61.4
New Services Staked in December During the month of December 30 new services were staked. The total new services staked in 2015 is 366. This compares to 443 for the same period in 2014.
(405) 382-3680 (405) 273-4680 (918) 689-3232 (877) 382-3680
Be Prepared For Winter Storms
When winter temperatures drop and storms hit, it can be challenging to stay safe and warm. Winter storms have already hit western Oklahoma twice this season, and there are still six more weeks of winter ahead. Because we know how dangerous severe winter weather can be, CVEC cares about your safety, and we want you to be prepared. As you know, heavy snow and ice can lead to downed power lines, leaving co-op members without power. Dur- ing extremely low temperatures, this can be dangerous. During a power outage, our crews will continue to work as quickly and safely as possible to restore power, but there are a few things you can do to prepare yourself. • Stay warm – Plan to use a safe alternate heating source, such as a fireplace or wood-burning stove during a power outage. These are great options to keep you and your loved ones warm, but exercise caution when using, and never leave the heating source unattended. If you are using gasoline-, propane- or natural gas-burning devices to stay warm, never use them indoors. Remember that fuel- and wood-burning sources of heat should always be properly ventilated. Always read the manufacturer’s direc- tions before using. • Stay fed – The CDC recommends having handy sev-
eral days’ supply of food that does not need to be cooked. Crackers, cereal, canned goods and bread are good op- tions. Five gallons of water per person should also be available in the event of an extended power outage. • Stay safe – When an outage occurs, it usually means power lines are down. It is best not to travel during winter storms, but if you must, bring a survival kit along, and do not travel alone. If you encounter downed lines, always as- sume they are live. Stay 1408332002 as far away from the downed lines as possible, and report the situation to our dispatchers by calling us, if possible. Winter weather can be unpredictable and dangerous, and planning ahead can often be the difference between life and death. CVEC is ready for what Mother Nature has in store, and we want you to be ready, too.
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The ElectraLite L E Y ELECTRALITE Winter's Here!
February 2016
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