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SRE crews worked through the night, Sunday, April 12, to restore power to nearly 3,000 meters throughout our service area. Crews continue their work today along the river in Greene County to restore power to around 70 meters that are…

Singing River Electric line crews work around the clock, sometimes in difficult and dangerous conditions, to keep power flowing to our local communities. Whether they’re restoring power in a viral outbreak, restoring power after a major storm or daily maintaining…

Three talented individuals in the Singing River Electric family are doing what they can to support our local medical community. SRE retiree Carole Merritt, Grace Allgood, daughter of SRE foreman Gary Allgood, and SRE accounts payable clerk Nikki Stork are…

Did you know there is no additional fee to pay by phone, online or with the SmartHub mobile app? SRE will not be disconnecting for non-payment for a 60-day suspension period beginning March 15, 2020. The suspension does not eliminate…

Beware of phone scams. SRE members have received calls demanding credit card payment over the phone to avoid service disconnection. 🛑 This is a scam. Hang up. Call our office or use the SmartHub mobile app to check payment balance or…

Based on guidance received from the Mississippi Public Service Commission (MSPSC) on Sunday, March 15, Singing River Electric will temporarily suspend electric service disconnections for 60 days. This was decided to protect public health concerning COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and as a…

Singing River Electric would like to reassure members that we are monitoring the evolving COVID-19 (Coronavirus) news closely and will keep you informed. As a business that provides an essential service to our community, it is important that we do…

Signing River Electric joined other Mississippi electric co-ops to participate in Cooperative Days of Service, held annually in conjunction with Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday and holiday. King stated, “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, ‘What are you doing…

It’s no surprise that winter months bring increased potential for fire risks and electrical safety hazards. This makes sense because during the coldest months, consumers are using additional electrical devices and appliances, like space heaters, electric blankets and portable generators.…