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Our Commitment to You:

 

We want to thank you for giving us the opportunity to partner with you.  We are here to serve you and meet your needs for safe, reliable, and affordable power. No matter what the future brings, one thing is certain—We're looking out for you.

 

We are committed to:

  • Keeping you informed about new regulations and policy changes that can impact your electric bills.

  • Working with the community and do everything we can to keep your electric bills affordable.

  • Continuing deploying state-of-the-art solutions such as our automated meter infrastructure system that helps us control operating costs and improve service reliability.

  • Continuing to put you, our members, first.  Your opinion is very important to us. You will always have a voice in how your co-op operates.

 

We Are Different -- We Are Looking Out for You!


Cooperatives, like Altamaha EMC, are different from other business you deal with. We’re different because we’re Looking Out for You. Now, more than ever, that’s important because we need to work together to keep your electric bills affordable.

Congress did not pass a comprehensive climate bill last year. However, this month the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency began regulating greenhouse gasses—an action made possible by a 2007 Supreme Court decision, followed by rulings allowing the EPA to use the Clean Air Act to curb carbon emissions. Policies dealing with coal ash, even more stringent controls on other power plant emissions, and state renewable energy requirements could also lead to higher costs. It’s hard to predict the future, but one thing seems certain: government regulations are going to increase the cost of doing business.

New regulations won’t be the only culprit. Prices for fuel, materials, and equipment will continue to rise. Although the recent economic slump and corresponding drop in electricity use provided some much-needed breathing room, soon we will need to build new power plants, requiring a significant, long-term investment of time and money.
 

We’re committed to keeping you informed about policy changes that will impact your electric bill through channels like monthly newsletters, Georgia Magazine, and our website. We’re going to do everything we can to keep your electric bills affordable.

To accomplish that, we’re controlling costs through innovation. Our energy efficiency programs like the HomePlus Energy Efficiency Home Improvement Financing Program can help you manage your energy use. We also offer home energy audits to make sure you’re getting the best value out of the energy you use every month.

Deploying state-of-the-art solutions, like our automated meter infrastructure system, helps us control operating costs and improve service reliability. Nationally, cooperatives are meeting members’ power needs with a diverse fuel mix, including renewable energy.

While we’re affordable and innovative, above all else we’re member focused. No matter what comes our way we’ll continue to put you, our members, first. Altamaha EMC is member controlled and locally operated. As a member, you have a voice in how your co-op operates.

Member control means we are accountable to those we serve, and are dedicated to assisting our communities—your money stays at work close to home. Costs are rising for all of us, but when it comes to your electric bill our rates are set simply to cover the cost of doing business, not to generate profits for distant stockholders. In fact, as a not-for-profit organization, we give money back to you in the form of capital credits when our revenues exceed costs.

The bottom line? We exist only to serve you and meet your needs for safe, reliable, and affordable power.

As you can see, we’re different. We’re working together to keep your electric bills affordable. We’re controlling costs through innovation. And we’re continuing to put you, our members, first. No matter what the future brings, one thing is certain—We're looking out for you.

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The home of Mr. & Mrs. T.E. Baker was the first farm house to demonstrate electricity in rural Toombs County.  The house still stands today at the intersection of US Hwy 1 and Loop Road and is currently owned by Mr. & Mrs. Maxwell Flanders.

 

Altamaha EMC Board of Directors:

Robert E. Youmans

President

Randall Morris

Vice President

Billy Benton

Secretary/Treasurer

Brandon Braddy

Asst. Secretary/Treasurer

Drexel Braddy

R. Alex Grindler

Danny Shepherd

Myron (Mike) Sweat

Brett Williams

 

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