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November 1, 2022 If you are a dependent of a member of our local cooperative then you are eligible to apply for a scholarship from the Electric Cooperative Foundation Scholarship. Your local cooperative has joined other cooperatives throughout the state of Alabama to...

For safety and convenience, Clarke-Washington Electric Membership Corporation members will be allowed to register and vote on October 19 or 20 at the Chatom Community Center or Jackson Office from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Please bring your Annual Meeting registration card...

Sarah Turner, Clarke-Washington EMC Communications Specialist, was named the “Darryl Gates Cooperative Communicator of the Year” during the Alabama Rural Electric Association’s annual communications conference, held August 29-30 at the Lodge at Gulf State Park in Gulf...

How prepared are you and your family for disasters or emergencies? The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) designates National Preparedness Month as a time to assess and prepare for a number of possible situations: floods, wildfires, severe storms like tornados...

During the summer, Clarke-Washington EMC conducted three safety trainings for Volunteer Fire Departments in Clarke and Washington counties.The training by Jeff Whatley, Alabama Rural Electric Association safety specialist, attracted 150 attendees to learn about the...

In June, Neon Leon, Lightning Liz and the CWEMC crew visited summer programs around the service area educating children about electrical safety at the Washington County Public Library, McIntosh Public Library and Wilson Hall Middle School in Grove Hill. The children...

Nearly 250 educators from across Alabama and northwest Florida became the students for a week at the Empower Energy Education Workshop in June. Seven educators in the Clarke-Washington EMC area were able to attend Empower and become empowered about energy education....