Everyone Eats
July 29, 2022
Southern Pine employees and members donated over 68 jars of peanut butter as part of Extra Table’s Everyone Eats program, in partnership with Cooperative Energy
WHAT'S AN ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE? HOW DOES IT HELP ME?
Southern Pine, like other electric cooperatives, was created to bring affordable, reliable electricity to rural areas in the late 1930’s. Electric cooperatives are owned by the members they serve and are not for profit; therefore, they aim to provide the best service at the lowest possible cost.
SUPERIOR SERVICE. DEPENDABLE ENERGY. AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
Southern Pine provides safe, reliable, and affordable energy at the lowest possible cost for our members. Our dedicated team works every day to bring the power to you.
ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND YOU. WHAT YOU CAN DO TO LOWER YOUR POWER BILLS.
YOUR COOPERATIVE. OUR MEMBERS.
FEATURED NEWS
WE ARE SOCIAL
All eyes are on Hurricane Ian as the storm strengthens and moves into the southeast Gulf of Mexico. Now is the time to review your emergency response plans, training, tools, and more to prepare for when severe weather strikes.
Our 2022 pole inspection will begin in our North Collins substation area on September 26. Alamon, Inc. has been contracted to inspect the circuits around our Collins service area. These crews will be working six days a week, 10 hours a day, so that they can complete the entire project by the end of the year and will be looking at existing poles to ensure their stability and that they are not in immediate need of being changed out. While conducting the inspection, they will replace missing guy guards and repair any broken grounds.
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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All eyes are on Hurricane Ian as the storm strengthens and moves into the southeast Gulf of Mexico. Now is the time to review your emergency response plans, training, tools, and more to prepare for when severe weather strikes.
Our 2022 pole inspection will begin in our North Collins substation area on September 26. Alamon, Inc. has been contracted to inspect the circuits around our Collins service area. These crews will be working six days a week, 10 hours a day, so that they can complete the entire project by the end of the year and will be looking at existing poles to ensure their stability and that they are not in immediate need of being changed out. While conducting the inspection, they will replace missing guy guards and repair any broken grounds.
Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
TODAY IN MISSISSIPPI
This month we visited with Mississippi’s first family of sports writing – The Clevelands. Ace Cleveland, his sons, Rick and Bobby Cleveland, and Rick’s son, Tyler Cleveland have been chronicling Mississippi’s sports stories for decades. Although Ace and Bobby have passed, Rick and Tyler continue the family tradition as part of a sports journalism dynasty.
