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Singing River Electric is committed to economic development as an important way of improving the communities we serve. We support our local economies and work to create new jobs in two ways: building infrastructure necessary to reliably support our business and industry needs both today and tomorrow, and working aggressively to match local economic development projects with U.S. Department of Agriculture rural development loans and grants.
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When you are approaching linemen working on the roadside, remember to slow down and move over if possible. Let’s all do our part in keeping crews, drivers, and passengers safe! #NWZAW
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The April 2024 Employee Spotlight is Tom Davis!
Tom Davis’s roots at Singing River Electric run deep. His 36 years of service began shortly after graduating from Mississippi State University when he joined SRE as a project engineer. As a college student, Tom participated in SRE’s co-op program where he spent multiple semesters working in engineering – an opportunity he learned about from his grandfather, Bo Gambles, who retired from SRE after 42 years of service.
“My grandpa worked hard at Singing River and showed me there are opportunities for longevity within a workplace. I knew Singing River was a great company to work for, and I knew I could have a successful career here.”
Tom values his involvement in substation work; being part of a project that will last over 50 years is something not many people get to experience. Another part of his role that Tom finds interesting is mapping. SRE’s mapping system is more than getting from point A to point B – it touches almost every department in some fashion and is an integral part of daily operations.
Lucedale is Tom’s hometown, and he loves giving back and improving the place he lives, goes to church, and has built relationships in. To Tom, SRE feels like friendship and has become a part of his family.
To the Singing River Electric members, Tom says, “Being an active member in the cooperative is vital due to your voice directly shaping the future of the cooperative.”
Outside of SRE, Tom is an avid fisherman and well known for his community involvement, especially cooking corn dogs for community events.
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A common form of severe weather we see is tornadoes. To help understand the difference between a “watch” and a “warning,” we’ve broken it down with one of our favorite foods: tacos!
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It's time for our latest #EmployeeSpotlight! To read more about Seth, check out our latest Facebook Post by visiting http://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=829258009244900&set=a.636699698500733.
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Singing River Electric celebrates our linemen, servicemen, foremen, and crew members each and every day for the hard and dangerous work they do. Today, we showed our appreciation by hosting our annual Linemen Appreciation Day Breakfast at our offices. We appreciate all you do!
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When you are approaching linemen working on the roadside, remember to slow down and move over if possible. Let’s all do our part in keeping crews, drivers, and passengers safe! #NWZAW
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Tom Davis’s roots at Singing River Electric run deep. His 36 years of service began shortly after graduating from Mississippi State University when he joined SRE as a project engineer. As a college student, Tom participated in SRE’s co-op program where he spent multiple semesters working in engineering – an opportunity he learned about from his grandfather, Bo Gambles, who retired from SRE after 42 years of service.
“My grandpa worked hard at Singing River and showed me there are opportunities for longevity within a workplace. I knew Singing River was a great company to work for, and I knew I could have a successful career here.”
Tom values his involvement in substation work; being part of a project that will last over 50 years is something not many people get to experience. Another part of his role that Tom finds interesting is mapping. SRE’s mapping system is more than getting from point A to point B – it touches almost every department in some fashion and is an integral part of daily operations.
Lucedale is Tom’s hometown, and he loves giving back and improving the place he lives, goes to church, and has built relationships in. To Tom, SRE feels like friendship and has become a part of his family.
To the Singing River Electric members, Tom says, “Being an active member in the cooperative is vital due to your voice directly shaping the future of the cooperative.”
Outside of SRE, Tom is an avid fisherman and well known for his community involvement, especially cooking corn dogs for community events.
Heating and cooling account for a large portion of energy use in manufactured homes. Make sure all air registers are accessible, open, and not covered by furniture, rugs, or other items. Additionally, you can apply caulk or spray foam to ensure a tight seal against drafts.
For more energy efficiency tips, visit singingriver.com/ways-to-save.
Our linemen restored power to a large number of members in George County’s Basin area not long ago. Thanks to their work, along with the work of linemen across our service area, our outages are down to 1,379 meters.
More rain is expected throughout today, and our linemen will continue working for you, our members.
Text 601-947-1744 to report a power outage or use the SmartHub app.
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The severe weather is moving through our service area, and we currently have 93 outages affecting 7,027 meters – mostly due to trees falling on power lines. Our linemen are working to restore power in this weather, and our dispatchers, operators, and engineers are assigning and assisting crews.
Report any power outages using the SmartHub app or by texting OUT to 601-947-1744.
Stay away from downed power lines, and stay safe in this weather!
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