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The ElectraLite L E Y ELECTRALITE P.O. Box 751 Seminole, OK 74818
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 - Joe Semtner, Konawa .................................. Vice Pres. - Robert Schoenecke, Meeker ...................... Sec.-Treas. - Matt Goodson, Tecumseh ......................... Asst. Sec.-Treas. - Steve Marak, Meeker ...................... Gary Crain, Prague ........................................................ Clayton Eads, Shawnee ................................................. J.P. Duvall, Seminole ...................................................... Yates Adcock, Dustin ...................................................... J. Roger Henson ............................................................
Telephone Numbers
Seminole Shawnee Eufaula Prague Toll-free
(405) 382-3680 (405) 273-4680 (918) 689-3232 (405) 567-3206 (877) 382-3680
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 or download the Smarthub app to report the trouble.
Read
Cycle 1 Cycle 2 Cycle 3
26th-31st 6th-11th 16th-21st
Operating Revenues Wholesale Cost of Power Percentage WPC is of Revenue Consumers per Mile of Line Revenue 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
Billing date
5th 15th 25th
1-1/2% penalty applied 20 days after billing date
Operating Statistics for October 2015
$4,148,516 $3,011,444 72.59 4.65
$792.61 115,470 107,263 153,277
51,411,596 $93,134 $186,596 57.1
2016
$4,141,332 $3,174,297 76.65 4.68
$788.68 115,112 103,288 154,489 50,752,930 $94,713 $177,529 59.1
New Services Staked in November During the month of November, 84 new services were staked. The total new services staked in 2016 is 377. This compares to 336 for the same period in 2015.
Operation Round-Up
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
BEGINNING BALANCE 10/31/16 ............. Deposits ................................................................. Interest Income ....................................................... Checks Issued ................................................. Approved, not yet paid ................................. BALANCE 11/30/16..................................
$231,860.01 8,200.52 9.37
-1,664.00 -10,127.91
$228,277.99
CVEC Foundation administers and disburses funds collected through CVEC's Operation Round-Up Program.
District 6 District 2 District 5 District 1 District 3 District 4 District 7 District 8 Attorney
January 2017
Post-Holiday Check: Extension Cords Gone?
The extension cord you needed to stretch from your Christ- mas tree to the nearest outlet isn’t needed anymore, now that the holiday season is over. Same goes for the ones that allowed you to plug in the strands of lights you placed around the house and the extra space heater you put in your guest room. Pack extension cords up and put them away until next year Lots of people leave their extension cords plugged into lamps and appliances all year long. Those people are putting their homes and families at risk because extension cords, when used for ex- tended periods, can overheat, shock someone or even cause a fire. Extension cords are designed for temporary use—like during the holi- days. Their continuous use tends to make them rapidly deteriorate, and that’s not safe.
Some tips for exten- sion-cord safety:
• Overloading exten-
sion cords makes an already-dangerous situation even more risky. • Like any cord or electrical device, keep them away from
water. They’re not safe when they run through snow and ice.
• A cord hidden under a rug or otherwise covered will prob- ably overheat, 806130202 and that’s a fire hazard. • Plug only one thing at a time into an extension cord. • Replace worn and damaged extension cords. Do not use
them. If you’re relying on extension cords past the holiday season,
that’s a sign that you don’t have enough outlets in your rooms. Call a licensed electrician to add some more.
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