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CEO’s Message — November 2019
There are few things in life more frustrating than not being heard. Maybe you’re a parent who doesn’t feel like your kids listen to you. Maybe it’s that friend who asks for your advice but never takes it. As Americans, we are raised to believe that a government should listen to its people, and when...
CEO’s Message: Speaking With One Voice
November 2019 By Michael S. McWaters, Executive V.P./CEO There are few things in life more frustrating than not being heard. Maybe you’re a parent who doesn’t feel like your kids listen to you. Maybe it’s that friend who asks for…
The Front Line
On the morning of Sept. 23, SVEC Service Supervisor Craig Ragan was planning to go through the standard calls from members about blinking lights, the need to replace area lights and other routine jobs.
CEO’s Message — October 2019
Many of our members probably think about October as the time when college football is in full swing. For others, it might be time to start planning elaborate costumes for Halloween. But around Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative, October means one thing: National Co-op Month.
SVEC Helps Power the Economy
SVEC does more than power our homes and businesses. The co-op is a driving force in our economy, and it provides and supports hundreds of jobs in our local communities.
Meet Your Trustee — Hugh Hunter, District 7
Hugh Hunter represents District 7, comprised of the eastern part of Hamilton County and the northern part of Columbia County. He has served on the SVEC board of trustees since 1987.
From Tarpon to Bass, There’s Nothing Off Limits When Kayak Fishing
By Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
SVEC Thinks Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and SVEC is proud to join organizations across the country in raising awareness of the disease and the importance of early detection. This month our linemen are wearing pink hard hats to show their support for those in our cooperative family and throughout the community who are fighting breast...
Mud Creek’s Original Fried Catfish
From Mud Creek Bar-B-Que, Hollywood, Alabama
SVEC Contributes $239.8 Million to the Economy and Supports 378 Jobs
SVEC contributed more than $239.8 million to Florida’s economy, including $209.6 million to the local economy in Columbia, Hamilton, Lafayette and Suwannee counties during a five-year period from 2013 to 2017, according to a new economic impact study conducted by the National Rural Electric Cooperatives Association (NRECA).