Early Tuesday morning, Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative (CVEC) dispatched a team to Mississippi to assist Tallahatchie Valley Electric Power Association in restoring power following the winter storm.

CVEC says this action exemplifies one of the core Cooperative Principles, Cooperation Among Cooperatives, demonstrating how electric cooperatives support one another in times of need.

“Our team is committed to helping get the lights back on for Tallahatchie Valley Electric’s members as quickly and safely as possible,” said Josh Holt, Interim CEO and Chief Operating Officer at CVEC. “This commitment to mutual support embodies our cooperative values, demonstrating how we come together to assist our fellow cooperatives in times of need.”

CVEC’s team is equipped with the necessary resources and expertise to assist in the restoration efforts. They will work alongside Tallahatchie Valley Electric’s crew and others to ensure that power (Continued from Page 1) is restored safely and efficiently.

About Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative Canadian Valley Electric Cooperative Inc. is a nonprofit, publicly owned utility cooperative with a steadfast commitment to serving its members in the East Central Region of Oklahoma. Canadian Valley Electric provides essential electric utility service to over 25,000 accounts, catering to the needs of residential, commercial, and industrial members. This service area spans approximately 3,500 square miles, encompassing all or parts of the following counties: Oklahoma, Cleveland, Pottawatomie, Seminole, Lincoln, Creek, Hughes, Okfuskee, Okmulgee, and McIntosh.