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TCEC NEWS AND EVENTS
Monday | April 5, 2021
Area power supplier donates to Turpin VFD
Turpin Volunteer Fire Department chief Gary Riffe and his wife Sherri Riffe recently came to the TCEC office in Hooker to receive a check for $300 fro...
Monday | April 5, 2021
Tree Trimmers
Tree trimmers are working the rural area near the state line south of Bryan's Corner in Beaver County.
Friday | April 2, 2021
Member Matters | Supply and Demand
You expect reliable and affordable electricity from your electric cooperative, so how does your co-op deliver on that promise?
Wednesday | March 31, 2021
Co-op Connections Spotlight - Angela's Wellness Center
Win a $100 Gift Certificate
As the featured Co-op Connections business in April, TCEC members who show their Co-op Connections membership card at Ang...
Monday | March 29, 2021
CEO Member Letter: Deep Freeze Cost
CEO Zac Perkins explains how the February 2021 deep freeze weather event in the third week of February affected the electric cooperative and will impa...
Monday | March 15, 2021
Area Students Win Youth Trips
Eleven area students have been selected to participate in summer events courtesy of TCEC. Although the original trips have been canceled, alternate ev...
Friday | March 5, 2021
Cold temps mean higher energy use
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Tri-County Electric Cooperative (TCEC) commits to safely power our communities with innovation, accountability and integrity – every member, every time. Headquartered in Hooker, Okla., TCEC is a not-for-profit distribution cooperative owned and controlled by its members. The utility serves approximately 12,500 members and 23,000 meters in the Oklahoma Panhandle, southwestern Kansas, the northern border of the Texas Panhandle and parts of Colorado and New Mexico.
