

Fail-Safe Plans: A Wise Approach to HVAC Equipment Replacement
I recently listened to a biography of Benjamin Franklin. He was such an impressive individual — full of wisdom, ingenuity, patriotism and a certain spunkiness that has left a lasting impression on our nation. I hadn’t realized until listening to the biography that, due to his early experiments with and study of electricity, we have a host of electrical terms coined by him such as battery, positive, negative and many more.


High-Voltage Lineman Technology Program
Are you interested in pursuing a career as a High-Voltage Lineman?


Stay Connected! Update Your Contact Information Today
Keeping your contact information updated ensures you stay connected and allows you to benefit from timely communication.


Matt Miiller Named New General Manager
Clay County Electric Cooperative and the Board of Directors are excited to introduce Matt Miiller as our new General Manager. With a strong background in technology, innovation and leadership, Miiller is ready to take the cooperative to the next level, ensuring we continue our mission of providing reliable, affordable services to our members.


General Manager David Smith Retires
After 56 years of service, David Smith is retiring from Clay County Electric Cooperative. For over five decades, Smith has played a pivotal role in the success of Clay County Electric Cooperative. Serving as General Manager for 18 years, he guided the cooperative through significant industry changes, ensuring that members received reliable and affordable electrical service.


Powering Rural Communities With Fiber
The Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas thank the Arkansas State Broadband Office (ASBO) for its continued efforts in supporting providers who are bringing life-changing, high-speed fiber internet to rural areas of the state.


Youth Tour: A Charged-Up Adventure!
Experience an unforgettable week in our nation’s capital and Philadelphia.


Mike Caldwell Retires After 25 Years of Service
Join us in celebrating one of our own, Mike Caldwell, as he embarks on his well-deserved retirement!


Factors that Impact Your Energy Bills
February brings some of the coldest weather of the year. As our home heating systems work harder and longer to keep us warm, we typically see higher energy bills.
There are a few key factors that affect electricity usage, as well as a few ways you can make a meaningful impact on home energy savings.


Need Assistance Paying Your Electric Bill?
The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) provides help with paying heating costs in winter months to qualifying individuals and families.