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Looking to save money this fall?
Check out these cooler weather tips to help keep your home comfortable.
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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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Singing River Electric’s board of directors election is still underway! Vote via the SmartHub app, “Vote Here” button on http://singingriver.com, or return your proxy by the end of business on June 17. Members who vote by the deadline will be entered for a chance to win $500 cash
If you need immediate assistance or have a general question, the quickest way to get in touch is by utilizing our Member Service Representative (MSR) texting feature! Text a member service representative Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. by texting your questions to (228) 591-9166.
Electrical safety extends far beyond the home. Underground electric lines could be buried along your property, so before you begin those summer projects, call 811 for underground locates.
For more electric safety tips, visit http://singingriver.com/electric-safety.
#ElectricalSafetyMonth
May 4 – 10 is National Hurricane Preparedness Week, which means it is time to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season. For hurricane safety information, visit http://singingriver.com/storm-center.
Photos can often tell the story better than words. Follow our Instagram page at singingriverelectric for the latest information.
It`s #CrewFollowFriday!
Sand Hill crews were spotted on McDonald Road in the Jonathan community of Greene County preparing poles for the conversion of existing copper lines to more reliable aluminum lines. Our linemen work diligently to perform these upgrades to increase electric reliability for our members.
singingriver.com
#thankalineman
Singing River Electric employees recently conducted the annual review of our Emergency Preparedness Plan as hurricane season opened on June 1. Employees walked through the plan phases, starting with actions to take when a storm enters the Gulf until linemen have all power outages restored. This plan is reviewed and updated annually and has guided SRE through countless hurricanes, thunderstorms, and tornadoes. All departments are well-trained in their roles to assist with outage restoration.
Just as we prepare for whatever weather may come our way, we encourage our members to do the same. Visit singingriver.com/storm-center for safety tips, the 5 Steps of Power Restoration, and ways to prepare your family and home for storms.
From June 1 to November 30, our area faces an increased risk of severe storms and hurricanes. It is never too early to start preparing your home and family for potential storms, so we’ve put together a few tips to help:
- Stock your emergency kit:
o Water – at least one gallon per person per day for at least 3 days
o Non-perishable food for each person for at least 3 days. (Don’t forget the manual can opener!)
o Battery-powered radio, flashlights, and batteries
o First aid kit and prescriptions
o Important documents in waterproof containers
- Create your safety plan with designated meeting locations, emergency contacts, and evacuation routes
- Prepare your home by trimming trees and shrubs to remove weak branches, clearing gutters, downspouts, and drains, and considering how to secure outdoor furniture.
- Prepare your generator by having it inspected by a licensed electrician and test it often per your manufacturer’s instructions. NEVER connect a portable generator to your home’s electrical meter, as it can backfeed onto power lines and injure our linemen. Always use a transfer switch and plug your appliances and devices directly into the generator with heavy-duty extension cords.
For more hurricane safety information, visit singingriver.com/storm-center.
Singing River Electric’s board of directors election is still underway! Vote via the SmartHub app, “Vote Here” button on singingriver.com, or return your proxy by the end of business on June 17. Members who vote by the deadline will be entered for a chance to win $500 cash!
Dr. Mark LaSalle, who serves on Singing River Electric`s board of directors, spoke at this morning`s Pascagoula River Audubon Center Coffee Talk event. He shared simple ways to contribute to conservation at your home like planting native shrubs and trees, feeding and providing housing for birds, and putting reduce/reuse/recycle into action.
We appreciate that our board members, like Dr. LaSalle, are residents of our local communities and Singing River Electric members.
It's #CrewFollowFriday!
Sand Hill crews were spotted on McDonald Road in the Jonathan community of Greene County preparing poles for the conversion of existing copper lines to more reliable aluminum lines. Our linemen work diligently to perform these upgrades to increase electric reliability for our members.
singingriver.com
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Singing River Electric employees recently conducted the annual review of our Emergency Preparedness Plan as hurricane season opened on June 1. Employees walked through the plan phases, starting with actions to take when a storm enters the gulf until linemen have all power outages restored. This plan is reviewed and updated annually and has guided SRE through countless hurricanes, thunderstorms, and tornadoes. All departments are well-trained in their roles to assist with outage restoration.
Just as we prepare for whatever weather may come our way, we encourage our members to do the same. Visit singingriver.com/storm-center for safety tips, the 5 Steps of Power Restoration, and ways to prepare your family and home for storms. ... See MoreSee Less
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From June 1 to November 30, our area faces an increased risk of severe storms and hurricanes. It is never too early to start preparing your home and family for potential storms, so we’ve put together a few tips to help:
- Stock your emergency kit:
o Water – at least one gallon per person per day for at least 3 days
o Non-perishable food for each person for at least 3 days. (Don’t forget the manual can opener!)
o Battery-powered radio, flashlights, and batteries
o First aid kit and prescriptions
o Important documents in waterproof containers
- Create your safety plan with designated meeting locations, emergency contacts, and evacuation routes
- Prepare your home by trimming trees and shrubs to remove weak branches, clearing gutters, downspouts, and drains, and considering how to secure outdoor furniture.
- Prepare your generator by having it inspected by a licensed electrician and test it often per your manufacturer’s instructions. NEVER connect a portable generator to your home’s electrical meter, as it can backfeed onto power lines and injure our linemen. Always use a transfer switch and plug your appliances and devices directly into the generator with heavy-duty extension cords.
For more hurricane safety information, visit singingriver.com/storm-center. ... See MoreSee Less
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Singing River Electric’s board of directors election is still underway! Vote via the SmartHub app, “Vote Here” button on singingriver.com, or return your proxy by the end of business on June 17. Members who vote by the deadline will be entered for a chance to win $500 cash! ... See MoreSee Less
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Dr. Mark LaSalle, who serves on Singing River Electric's board of directors, spoke at this morning's Pascagoula River Audubon Center Coffee Talk event. He shared simple ways to contribute to conservation at your home like planting native shrubs and trees, feeding and providing housing for birds, and putting reduce/reuse/recycle into action.
We appreciate that our board members, like Dr. LaSalle, are residents of our local communities and Singing River Electric members. ... See MoreSee Less
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