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Text a member service representative (MSR) at 228-591-9166.

You can also text OUT to 601-947-1744 to report a power outage.

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How can we help?

Whether it is setting up new service, showing you how to take control of your power bill with the SmartHub app, discussing our free energy audits, or completing a request for new outdoor lighting, we have the energy services that make your life easier.

Looking to save money this fall?

Check out these cooler weather tips to help keep your home comfortable.

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Safety At Home

It's easy to forget the risks, especially when you can’t see the dangers.
Be aware everywhere, and stay safe around electricity.

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Safety At Work

Be Aware. Everywhere. Keep at least ten feet away from overhead power lines and call 811 before you dig to avoid underground lines.

We love your energy.

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.

Do you have unclaimed capital credits?
Capital credits are a benefit of co-op membership.

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Rainy days lead to family movie nights! Make the most of stormy weather by streaming your favorite shows or movies while saving energy. By turning off unnecessary lights, unplugging chargers not in use, and using ceiling fans while in the room instead of lowering your A/C thermostat, you can reduce your use even during thunderstorms.

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Rainy days lead to family movie nights! Make the most of stormy weather by streaming your favorite shows or movies while saving energy. By turning off unnecessary lights, unplugging chargers not in use, and using ceiling fans while in the room instead of lowering your A/C thermostat, you can reduce your use even during thunderstorms.

singingriver.com/ways-to-save

#summerfun #energysavings

Rain – that’s what we can likely expect for the rest of this week. We are watching the storm system that will cross over Florida today and into the gulf on Wednesday.

According to the National Weather Service, it is still too early to know if this system will develop into a named storm, what the exact path will be, and the amount of rainfall.

This is when preparedness comes in. Heavy rain, lightning, fallen trees, and other factors can cause power outages. Our linemen and dispatchers are ready to respond to whatever this weather system brings. Take time to review your storm plan and supplies and keep up with updates from the National Weather Service and local news outlets.

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Rain – that’s what we can likely expect for the rest of this week. We are watching the storm system that will cross over Florida today and into the gulf on Wednesday.

According to the National Weather Service, it is still too early to know if this system will develop into a named storm, what the exact path will be, and the amount of rainfall. 

This is when preparedness comes in. Heavy rain, lightning, fallen trees, and other factors can cause power outages. Our linemen and dispatchers are ready to respond to whatever this weather system brings. Take time to review your storm plan and supplies and keep up with updates from the National Weather Service and local news outlets.
  
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Don’t let paying your bill stress you out this summer. Pay your bill online at singingriver.com or through the SmartHub app from the beach, mountains, or recliner!

For more convenient payment options, visit singingriver.com/my-home/#bill.

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Don’t let paying your bill stress you out this summer. Pay your bill online at singingriver.com or through the SmartHub app from the beach, mountains, or recliner!

For more convenient payment options, visit singingriver.com/my-home/#bill.

#stressfreesummer

Singing River Electric’s Ryan Evans, Chase Whatley, and T.J. Brown spoke to George County and Lucedale first responders on July 10 about electrical safety during emergency situations and other scenarios involving downed power lines. They also covered safety around fiber internet lines. Thank you to Mississippi Power for partnering with us to share this important information. ... See MoreSee Less

Singing River Electric’s Ryan Evans, Chase Whatley, and T.J. Brown spoke to George County and Lucedale first responders on July 10 about electrical safety during emergency situations and other scenarios involving downed power lines. They also covered safety around fiber internet lines. Thank you to Mississippi Power for partnering with us to share this important information.Image attachment

Join us in congratulating Chad Cochran on his retirement from Singing River Electric! Chad retires with 33 years of service.

Chad worked countless nights, storms, and hurricanes as a lineman, and his leadership as Gautier Manager of Operations helped grow our system.

Thank you, Chad, for playing an important role in serving Singing River Electric members.
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Join us in congratulating Chad Cochran on his retirement from Singing River Electric! Chad retires with 33 years of service.

Chad worked countless nights, storms, and hurricanes as a lineman, and his leadership as Gautier Manager of Operations helped grow our system. 

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Rainy days lead to family movie nights! Make the most of stormy weather by streaming your favorite shows or movies while saving energy. By turning off unnecessary lights, unplugging chargers not in use, and using ceiling fans while in the room instead of lowering your A/C thermostat, you can reduce your use even during thunderstorms.

singingriver.com/ways-to-save

#summerfun #energysavings

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Don’t let paying your bill stress you out this summer. Pay your bill online at singingriver.com or through the SmartHub app from the beach, mountains, or recliner!

For more convenient payment options, visit singingriver.com/my-home/#bill.

#stressfreesummer

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