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Monday | July 6, 2020
Member Matters: Considering Solar? Talk to TCEC First By Zac Perkins, CEO
You may be considering solar or wind for your home or business. If so, I encourage you to reach out to our energy experts at TCEC early in the process...
Wednesday | July 1, 2020
Co-op Connections Business Spotlight - Big C's
Big C’s Café is the July featured Co-op Connections business. Members who show their Co-op Connections Card will receive a free drink with their meal ...
Thursday | June 4, 2020
Stay Connected: Service disconnections to resume in July
Service disconnections resume as cooperative returns to normal
Wednesday | June 3, 2020
Youth Trip Recipients Recognized
Nine local students awarded trips canceled due to COVID-19
Tuesday | June 2, 2020
Don't Fall for the Call
Utility companies don’t demand banking information by email or phone. And they won’t force you to pay by phone as your only option.
Monday | June 1, 2020
Co-op Connections Business Spotlight - Red and Sons
Any TCEC member who presents their Co-op Connections card before purchase will receive 5% off in-stock merchandise at Red & Sons Auto in Boise City.
Tuesday | May 19, 2020
Member Matters: Please participate in Census
You have probably already been contacted to complete the census. If your household hasn’t responded yet, I encourage you to visit my2020census.gov tod...
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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.
