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Cooperative To Hold Virtual Annual Meeting with Drive-Thru Registration and Voting

The Board of Trustees of Fairfield Electric Cooperative have rescheduled the Annual Meeting of Members for August 28.   The meeting, which is normally held in May, was postponed due to COVID-19.

 

Touchstone Energy Scholarships awarded

Fairfield Electric Cooperative recently awarded five $1,000 Touchstone Energy Scholarships.  The recipients are Khushi Dave, Zykirah Davis, Faith Mull, Jacobe Reid and Destini Simpson.

The recipients were selected based on their scholastic record, community involvement and extra-curricular activities.  Fairfield's Touchstone Energy Scholarships are available to students whose primary residence is served by the cooperative.

80th Annual Meeting Held

Fairfield Electric Cooperative registered 1,805 members at the Annual Meeting on May 21st. 

Board of Trustees Adopts Transparency Policy Resolution

Fairfield Electric Cooperative's Board of Trustees recently passed a Transparency Policy Resolution. 

The resolution adopted on July 30, 2018 directs that information pertaining to Trustee and Officer compensation be posted on the Cooperative's website.  A copy of the Cooperative's Bylaws are also to be posted as well as the dates and times of Board Meetings and copies of the minutes of Board Meetings.

Community Solar subscriptions available

To make solar energy more accessible for all consumer-members, Fairfield Electric Cooperative has constructed a community solar farm at its Winnsboro Office on Highway 321 north of Winnsboro.  

Community or “shared” solar, means multiple people get electricity from a midsized solar array, offering a convenient option for consumers who want a part of their monthly power to come from the carbon-free resource.

Help your Cooperative "Beat The Peak"

Fairfield Electric recently started a new Beat the Peak program, a free and voluntary effort to help control energy costs for all cooperative members.

Warning! Scammers targeting electric co-op members

Posing as a representative of Fairfield Electric Cooperative, potential thieves are attempting to scam Fairfield Electric members by calling to demand immediate payment of electric bills.

Several Fairfield Electric Cooperative members have reported that they have received calls claiming their bill is past due. The caller claims they are from a third party collection agent and that service will be cut off if the amount due is not paid immediately.

Members share memories as Cooperative celebrates 75 Years of service

2014 marked the 75th Anniversary of Fairfield Electric Cooperative.  In this video, member reflect on life before and after the lights came on.

 

 

Member donations help local Lions Club with vision screening

The Blythewood Lions Club is now able to provide vision screenings throughout the community thanks to Fairfield Electric Cooperative’s Operation Round Up program. The programs volunteer Trust Board recently approved funds for the local club to purchase a PediaVision Spot vision screener.

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