At URECC, safety is our highest priority—both for the communities we serve and for our employees. We are deeply committed to maintaining a safe and secure environment through continuous training and education. These efforts are a vital part of our mission to protect and empower everyone connected to our cooperative.
Never Touch a Power Line or Anything Touching a Power Line. Downed power lines are usually caused by a broken pole. Poles can break due to age, vehicle impact, or most commonly,...
At URECC, we’re committed to building a safer community through education and awareness. Our team offers engaging safety demonstrations for schools, organizations, and community events—designed to showcase the potential hazards...
What to Do if a Powerline Falls on Your Car Angela shares what steps to take if you're trapped in a vehicle with a live powerline on it. Your browser...
Before, During, & After the Storm: Severe weather is an act of nature. When a destructive storm hits, it’s out of our hands. URECC, as an electric cooperative, may not be able to...
Whether you’re a new or existing Member, it’s easy to turn your power on. Simply visit our office at 1200 W. Tyler Street, Gilmer, or call a Member Service Representative...
Using power tools can make tough jobs easier—but they also come with serious risks if not handled properly. Whether you're a seasoned pro or a weekend DIYer, these safety tips can help...
When an outlet overloads, the circuit breaker trips, cutting the electric flow to that whole circuit. In the absence of a circuit breaker, the circuit wiring will overheat, making the...
Electricity moves through power lines from high energy areas to low energy areas, such as from the powerful production plant to your much lower voltage home. Electricity will travel...
Electrical problems are more than annoying: When they indicate and an underlying problem with your home wiring or appliances, they can be extremely dangerous. Please take measures to locate and correct...
When the weather gets rough, a portable generator can be a lifesaver. However, if used improperly, it can be hazardous to you, your home, and those working to restore power. Put Safety First:...
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