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Looking to save money this fall?
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And we think you're going to love ours. So let's work together: Singing River Electric was built by the communities we serve - and by members like you.
Energizing Economic Development
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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Meet the July 2024 Employee Spotlight: Michael Pitts!
Michael joined Singing River Electric in July 2016 and has progressed to become the warehouse supervisor at the Sand Hill office.
Prior to working at SRE, Michael worked on the road and was away from his family. “When I learned there were opportunities at Singing River Electric, I knew I had to join the SRE family. I knew people with direct connections to SRE, and all I ever heard were positive things.”
Michael commends SRE on its commitment to safety and how SRE treats its employees like family. “I’ve been with companies where you were definitely just a number, and it was demoralizing. At SRE, you’re truly part of an organization that cares for you and is committed to your safety and well-being; one that knows how to work efficiently while not compromising the safety of its employees.”
As warehouse supervisor, Michael is responsible for maintaining and tracking all materials coming in and out of the Sand Hill warehouse. He must not only keep track of what the SRE linemen use but also what contract crews need; this is especially true during severe weather such as hurricanes. “Materials start moving quickly, and I must be aware of what items are in highest demand. Something that SRE excels at is interdepartmental assistance in times like this. I can always depend on the other warehouse crews to send help when we need it whether it be manpower or materials.”
When it comes to SRE membership, Michael says, “This is your cooperative – you own this. You have a voice, and your opinion absolutely matters. Engage with us when you see us at community events!”
Outside of SRE, Michael is a dedicated father and husband. He loves horticulture and is an active member in his church.
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Fiber splicing and other recent work at the Benndale substation will connect it to our SCADA (supervisory control and data acquisition) system and nearly complete the distribution ring connecting all Singing River Electric substations to its three offices.
Member benefits from SCADA include speeding up outage restoration times, improving reliability, and receiving more information to perform proactive system maintenance.
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In the July 2024 issue of Today in Mississippi, visit Vicksburg, MS where the world`s most iconic soft drink — Coca-Cola — was first bottled. The Musem of Coca-Cola History and Memorabilia tells the story of the Mississippi candy store owner who first bottled Coke in 1894. The museum also features tons of Coca-Cola advertising and memorabilia from the last century. Nostalgia is the real thing at this downtown Vicksburg landmark.
Locally, you can read about Singing River Connect`s journey, how Singing River Electric accelerated economic development in Jackson County, and how SRE linemen responded to the severe thunderstorms in May.
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