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In this two-part series, we hear all about how Coweta-Fayette EMC has advanced throughout the years. For this series, we're fortunate enough to be joined by two long-standing employees who will share their unique experiences.In part 2, we're joined by CFEMC's VP of Operations, Wendell Webb, who has been employed with CFEMC for 50 years, to hear about how the co-op has experienced rapid growth and technological updates, specifically in line work, safety initiatives and training.

In this two-part series, we hear all about how Coweta-Fayette EMC has advanced throughout the years. For this series, we're fortunate enough to be joined by two long-standing employees who will share their unique experiences.In part 1, we're joined by CFEMC's Chief Operating Officer Stanley Sitzler, who has been employed with CFEMC for 45 years, to hear about how the co-op has experienced rapid growth and technological updates.

Welcome to the 3rd season of In The Loop! We're kicking off the new year with Energy U, Coweta-Fayette EMC’s newest FREE learning module. On this episode, Mrs. Chellie Phillips, VP of Communications and Public Relations at CFEMC, joins us to discuss what Energy U is, how our members can benefit from it, and how to gain access to it.

On our last episode of the year, we're excited to celebrate the holidays and wrap up season 2 with Coweta-Fayette EMC’s recent community project with local organization, Hope Revisited. Follow along to hear all about how CFEMC employees funded and implemented the project as a part of an internal professional development program and how exactly it will help our community in the future.

Hear from CFEMC Bright Ideas Grant Recipients on this month's episode of In The Loop! Follow along with us as we surprised teachers in our community with B.I.G. awards and hear all about their award-winning projects.Every year, Coweta-Fayette Trust Board awards Bright Ideas Grants to local educators in our community through CFEMC’s Operation Found Up Foundation. These grants help fund innovative classroom projects that wouldn’t typically be funded otherwise. This year, CFEMC awarded over $29K in Bright Ideas Grants to 24 deserving teachers. Julie Eidson, East Coweta Middle School teacher, talks about her fun project, “Soil your undies"; Seth Bishop, McIntosh High School teacher talks about his energy-efficient project, "Solar Powered STEM"; and Tracey Hunt, Centralhatchee Elementary School teacher, talks about her innovative project, "Math Through Literature".Together we are creating a BIG impression on the minds of our future leaders!

On this month’s episode of In The Loop, we’re switching gears and talking all about cybersecurity. In honor of National Cybersecurity Awareness Month being celebrated in October, we're eager to discuss the importance of staying safe online. Joining us is Coweta-Fayette EMC's Computer Services Technician Jennifer Jones. Follow along to hear cybersecurity tips for our members, including how to avoid cybersecurity threats, and what a member should do if they have a questions about protecting themselves at home.

On this episode of In The Loop, we’re excited to talk all about electric vehicles – And with National Drive Electric Week approaching on September 23, it’s the perfect time! Join us as we sit down with Jimmy Adams, Coweta-Fayette EMC Vice President of Energy Services; Matt Stitcher, Coweta-Fayette EMC Crew Chief; and Jeff Opsahl, Coweta-Fayette EMC Supervisor of System Administration and Data Analytics to talk about how CFEMC supports the use of electric vehicles and gain first-hand knowledge of their personal experiences with their own EVs.

Tune in to this episode of In The Loop to learn about how CFEMC takes steps every month to help our members keep their electric bills low. Coweta-Fayette EMC’s Energy Services Coordinator Shamika Lastie joins us to explain the role of Energy Services at CFEMC, including what a member should do if they have questions regarding energy usage, consumption or efficiency.

Hear all about Washington Youth Tour - The Trip of a Lifetime on this episode of In The Loop! Coweta-Fayette EMC Washington Youth Tour delegates Niyah Cameron, a rising senior at Whitewater High School; and Jack Terrell, a rising junior at Newnan High School, share their experiences from the tour this summer.

On this episode of The Loop, we hear from Dionne Russell, Lead Customer Service Representative at Coweta-Fayette EMC. Join us to discuss the role of a Customer Service Representative while answering some commonly asked questions from our members.

Learn all about Bright Ideas Teachers Grants on this month's episode of In The Loop. Follow along to hear an overview of the program and how Operation Round-Up helps to make these opportunities possible.Megan Phillips, Community Relations Coordinator with CFEMC, joins us to talk about how CFEMC works to support education through assisting our local educators with special classroom projects. Apply now  at https://utility.org/bright-ideas-grant-application-2022/. The application deadline is August 12.

National Lineman Appreciation Day is a time to express our utmost appreciation to those who work so hard to power our nation. It's our honor to celebrate the hard work, innovation and dedication of Electrical Lineworkers.This month, we had the opportunity to interview Coweta-Fayette EMC Crew Chief Josh Minnifield about the ins and outs of being a lineworker for a cooperative. Join us as we talk about what he enjoys most about the job and what led him to want to become a lineman.

Whether you are a homeowner or a renter, we know that electrical safety is a top priority in your home - and with spring right around the corner, it’s the perfect time to run through a quick check list to make sure you’re in tip-top shape.On this episode, CFEMC Safety Coordinator Greg Perry joins us to go over the importance of home electrical safety to help keep you and your family safe from electrical hazards all year long.

Find out why we love Washington Youth Tour here at Coweta-Fayette EMC! On this episode, Kaleb Frady, Public Relations Representative and Washington Youth Tour Director with Georgia EMC, gives an overview of the program – which consists of an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington D.C. where high school students can learn more about our nation’s capital – and why high school students should apply!  Apply now at https://utility.org/my-community/washington-youth-tour/.

Scholarships with Coweta-Fayette EMC – Follow along as we discuss the Coweta-Fayette Trust Technical Scholarship, Melissa Segars Scholarship, Lineman Scholarship and Walter G. Harrison Scholarship, including upcoming deadlines and how to apply, as well as how Operation Round-Up helps to make many of these opportunities possible. On this episode, we are joined by Ms. Alice Reeves, Board Chair of Coweta-Fayette Trust Board of Directors. Apply now at www.utility.org.

‘Tis the season of giving! Follow along to hear all about how CFEMC gives back to our community during the holidays. On this special episode, Coweta-Fayette EMC benevolent committee members and employees Lynn North and Shanda Cook explain how exactly CFEMC shares in the holiday spirit each year.

On this episode of In The Loop, we're talking about Capital Credits! Join us as we sit down with Coweta-Fayette EMC’s CEO Chris Stephens to talk about what exactly capital credits are, when members should receive their capital credits in the mail or on their bill as a Capital Credit Refund, and how our cooperative principles here CFEMC set us apart from Investor Owned Utilities.

On this episode of In The Loop, Coweta-Fayette EMC’s CEO Chris Stephens invites CFEMC members to attend our upcoming Drive-Thru Annual Meeting and Member Appreciation Day on Saturday, October 9. Listen as Chris explains the importance of the meeting, what CFEMC members may learn from attending virtually and how this year’s event will look different compared to past events.

On this episode of In The Loop, we hear from Coweta County School System educator Cathrine Nolan about her experience with Coweta-Fayette EMC's Alternative Energy Summer Adventure. Held from July 20-22, the summer adventure provided a three-day experience for local teachers, specifically in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM), with valuable insight into the future of green energy, sustainability, and innovation.

On the latest episode of In The Loop, we discuss the ins and outs of solar energy, including the benefits and misconceptions. Jimmy Adams, Coweta-Fayette EMC's VP of Energy Services, explains how SmartChoice Solar works and why our members should get involved in the program.