Swimming pool energy savings - By Mitch Ross
“Good job, buddy! You are doing it!” There are several vicarious achievements that we get to experience with our young children. Starting kindergarten, learning to ride a bike, scoring their first soccer goal, and on the list goes.
Pole Inspections Being Conducted
As part of Clay County Electric Cooperative’s ongoing effort to improve system reliability, contracted pole inspection crews will be inspecting poles in our six service territories.
Electrical safety do’s and don’ts
When it comes to electrical safety, take time to understand important do’s and don’ts! May is Electrical Safety Month, which promotes awareness of electrical safety and the importance of taking proper precautions when dealing with electricity.
Grow your summer energy savings
Fresh, homegrown food — whether it’s shopping at the local famers’ market or sharing the abundance of garden tomatoes with a neighbor — is one of the best parts of summer. It’s amazing how just a few seeds, some fertilizer and water can turn into a bounty.
Reasons to consider an EV - By Mitch Ross
Like a growing number of Americans, I am planning on my next vehicle purchase being an electric vehicle (EV). Among the many attractive attributes are high-tech features, lower maintenance hassle and cost, lower energy cost and more.
Dig Safely - Know what’s below before digging
April is a great time to start outdoor projects. It’s also Safe Digging Month. Remember to practice safe digging by contacting Arkansas 811 first by phone or online at arkansas811.com. The service is free!
Move over: It’s the law
Please remember to slow down and move over when approaching roadside work zones and electric cooperative vehicles working on the side of the road. Work Zone Awareness Week is April 15-19.
Whatever It Takes - Celebrating Our Employees
Celebrating the dedication and skill of our team at Clay County Electric this Lineworker Appreciation Day, acknowledging every member's role in our cooperative's success.
Clearing the path to reliability by Anne Prince
Trees are majestic, beautiful and good for the soul. But we also know that our members depend on us to deliver reliable power to homes and businesses. Electric cooperatives strive to balance maintaining the beautiful surroundings we all cherish with ensuring reliable electricity.
Four factors that may impact your electric bill
Bill higher than usual? Here are four possible causes: 1. Consumption. The primary factor that impacts your monthly bill is the amount of energy used. The more energy your home uses, the higher your electric bill will be.