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MLEC lineworkers are built with skill. It takes years of tough training to power our communities. Lineworkers bring dedication, grit and heart to restoring outages and making repairs with precision. #LineworkerAppreciationMonth #ThankALineworker

Spring storms can pack a punch—and sometimes that means damage to power lines. If you see a downed or damaged line, always assume it’s energized and stay far away. Report it to MLEC right away. via @NRECANews #SpringSafety

Let's LEVEL up! Upgrade your insulation, stay comfortable, and cut energy costs all year. Rebates make it easy and range from $500 to $1,000! DIY project max is $500. Some restrictions apply. Visit mlec.com/home-insulatio… or contact MLEC for full details before starting!

Your refrigerator deserves some Spring cleaning too! Up its efficiency with these tips: remove expired food; clean shelves and drawers; vacuum underneath, including condenser coils; wipe down the outside. For more #Ways2Save, visit mlec.com/ways-to-save/.

Happy Wednesday, let's meet today's linecrew! Good morning to Ethan Owens, Nick Edwards, Logan Wheeler, & Josh Gaspard of Hickman County. (Not pictured, Aaron Hinson, Greg Hudgins). A big THANK YOU for keeping our communities powered and connected! #ThankAlinemanTN

Have you ever wondered what makes MLEC different from other energy providers? We don’t have customers, we have members—that's you! Each member is an owner of the cooperative. We exist to serve you and make your life easier.

Keep your comfort - insulate your home this spring and save energy all year with MLEC's Home Insulation Program! Rebates range from $500 to $1000. DIY project max $500. Some restrictions apply. Contact us before starting your insulation journey or visit mlec.com/home-insulatio….

Reduce the number of possible injuries both at work and at home by following these simple rules from @ESFIdotorg. 🪜 Keep all ladders at least 10 feet away from power lines 🔌 Unplug outdoor tools 🔍 Make sure cords are not frayed 💧 Avoid damp conditions when using electricity

Hoppy Easter to those members who celebrate. 🐰 As you gather with family and friends, we’re proud to power the moments that matter most. Wishing you a day filled with joy, renewal, and bright beginnings. 🐣

Springtime is the perfect time to get your A/C serviced and fully prepared for the hot summer months ahead.

MLEC lineworkers are built with strength. They don’t run away from disaster—they run toward it. Working hot days and cold nights, nothing says “strong willed” like a lineworker. Be sure to #ThankALineworker this Lineworker Appreciation Month.

Before you dig out the gloves and gardening tools, take stock of what utility equipment is in your yard! Utility workers need clearance to maintain equipment. Make sure to not plant near any equipment, such as a padmount transformer or meter. When in doubt, contact MLEC!

Save energy and money—dry your clothes on a clothesline. Line drying clothes will even help extend the life of your clothing. For more #Ways2Save, visit mlec.com/ways-to-save/.

Even with Lineman Appreciation Day being the second Monday in April, we want to show our appreciation all month long. Say hello to Daven Odom, David Qualls, Forrest White, and Sawyer Ferrell of our District 3 crew. THANK YOU for keeping the lights on! #ThankAlinemanTN

The Tennessee Magazine’s most recent Shutterbug Showcase was all about pets! Check out the winning photos and additional images recognized as finalists at tnmagazine.org/shutterbug-fin….

You like choices. Pizza orders. Weekend plans. Even how you pay your electric bill! MLEC offers multiple ways to pay—online, by phone, in person, at a kiosk or via the MLECgo app. Do what works for you. 👉 Find your favorite way to pay: mlec.com/payment-option….

Freshen up your spring-cleaning routine by checking electrical cords for signs of wear. A frayed cord could spark trouble! Ensure a safe environment by preventing potential electrical hazards. #SpringSafety #ElectricalChecks

Turn off your dishwasher after the final rinse cycle and open the door to let dishes air dry. This tip will help you save energy and money. For more #Ways2Save, visit mlec.com/ways-to-save/.

When you have an outage, MLEC’s dispatchers will make sure our lineworkers are on the job. Our lineworkers are always ready to answer the call! To report an outage during business hours, call your local MLEC office. For outage reporting after-hours, please call 1-888-879-6038.

Need a new phone charger? ⚡ It might be tempting to grab a cheap knockoff, but those bargain cords can overheat your phone and even cause a fire. Stick to certified, manufacturer-approved chargers to keep your devices and home safe. ✅ 📱