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CoServ on the Road Tour 2024: Justin
Our trip across CoServ territory concludes with a visit to Justin, which shares its name with a boot brand and a store. But which came first?
CoServ Gas: Always ready for winter
On one of the hottest days of 2024, CoServ gas technicians donned thick, flame-retardant suits and face coverings to do a steel tap,
CoServ’s investments will pay off this winter
Upgrading power lines is like widening a road. If a utility pole goes down, CoServ’s system operators can reroute power onto the new upgraded line temporarily while repairs are done
Get to know your Co-op: Welcome to HR, where CoServ’s culture starts
CoServ’s positive culture and work environment doesn’t happen by accident – it’s cultivated with buy-in from all levels but it starts with the Human Resources (HR) Department.
Be aware of holiday season scammers!
Knowledge is power and luckily, CoServ has made it easy to confirm your account status or research whether solar power is right for you.
CoServ Board Director Richard Muir to retire in November
Richard represented Members for 22 years, including his most recent stint from 2010 to 2024. His legacy will reverberate for years to come.
What to expect on your October 2024 bill
CoServ Members should expect electricity usage to increase compared to July but it shouldn’t be nearly as bad as August 2023.
CoServ leads in reliability with strategic tree trimming
CoServ’s Vegetation Management team oversees a dozen contractor crews who trim trees near more than 2,800 miles of overhead power lines.