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Welcome to CLAY COUNTY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE

We are proud to service our members in Northeast Arkansas. It is our goal to provide our members safe, affordable, dependable, consumer-focused utility services. As the challenge of rising energy costs is becoming more difficult across the country, Clay County Electric utilizes all resources, technologies and education to keep our consumer impacts at a minimum.

News post Space Heaters Can Lead to Fires, Bigger Bills

Space Heaters Can Lead to Fires, Bigger Bills

By Derrill Holly

During winter, for most of us, comfort at home means heat.

Space heaters get seasonal use, but they are responsible for 25,000 residential fires a year, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, which pegs the annual mortality rate at 300 a year. Burn injuries associated with surface contacts with room heaters send about 6,000 people to emergency rooms every year.

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News post Christmas Card Contest Winners Announced

Christmas Card Contest Winners Announced

One of our favorite times of the year is upon us. The season when we receive a collection of entries for our Christmas Card Contest. As a group, we gather to admire the creativity and effort these young students put into their card designs.

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News post EPA’s Power Plant Rule Wrong for Arkansas’ Future

EPA’s Power Plant Rule Wrong for Arkansas’ Future

Keeping the lights on is job No. 1 for Arkansas’ 17 electric cooperatives, which provide reliable, affordable and responsible power to more than 1.2 million homes, farms and businesses across our state.

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is making our job more difficult.

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