Who are we?
North Central Electric Cooperative, Inc. is a member-owned, member-controlled nonprofit electric distribution utility located in North Central Ohio. NCEC is one of 24 electric Co-ops in Ohio.
Trustees Re-elected at North Central EC Annual Meeting
Donald Strausbaugh, Ronald Frisch, and Donald Willson were re-elected to the North Central Electric Cooperative Board of Trustees during the 73rd Annual Meeting of members June 9 at the Seneca County Fairgrounds in Tiffin. A record crowd of nearly 1,450 attended. Click here to read the full article.
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Maintenance Updates
Updated June 3, 2009
The cooperative believes the cheapest form of maintenance is preventive maintenance.
The cooperative routinely does pole testing, tree-trimming and meter testing. Some of the maintenance is performed by North Central Electric crews and others are completed by contractors retained by the cooperative.
North Central is currently testing meters in Auburn Township in Crawford County and in Crane and Salem townships in Wyandot County.
Oberlander's Tree Service is currently trimming trees in Big Springs Township in Seneca County and is starting work in Hopewell Township.
North Central bucket trucks and derrick-digger vehicles are usually orange. Its pick-up trucks are usually silver. All cooperative vehicles have cooperative logos. Employees carry identification cards. The meter testing van is white.
Contractors will have magnetic North Central placards on their vehicles and carry a letter of introduction from the cooperative.
Watt's new at North Central Electric
Cooperative's CFL exchange continues
North Central Electric Cooperative members have now exchanged approximately 7,400 incandescent lights for long-lasting, energy efficient Compact Fluorescent Light.
Cooperative members have been exchanging lights at various locations at specified times through North Central's service territory. No additional exchange dates are planned. Those members who have yet to receive their CFLS can still bring up to six incandescent light bulbs and exchange them for six energy efficient, long-lasting 19-watt CFLs from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday at North Central Electric's office, 13978 Co. Rd. 56, Attica.
For more information about the CFL exchange program or the advantage of replacing your incandescent bulbs with CFLs, click here.
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