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Grand Canyon State Electric Cooperative Assocation

@gcseca

The voice of Arizona’s rural electric cooperatives.

Tempe, Arizona Присоединился Haziran 2013
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BREAKING: As GCSECA prepares for the future, Canaca steps into the CEO role with experience, vision, and the trust and confidence of those who have worked alongside him. Read more in our April newsletter: #CEO" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">mailchi.mp/gcseca/thank-y…
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There’s a power outage, so what happens next? Local co-op crews get to work assessing the situation. Their main focus is to restore critical facilities first, then the local systems. Your electric co-op is working hard to safely power your everyday life.
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Your local co-op 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.
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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. 🐣
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We’re introducing a new service—wireless electricity. Just plug your devices into thin air, and they’ll start charging! Sign up today to be a part of this groundbreaking (and completely fake) innovation. Happy April Fools’ Day from all of us at GCSECA! via @NRECANews
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They're way too into long-distance relationships. If your home relies on extension cords everywhere, it's a sign you’ve outgrown the setup. It’s time to commit… to more outlets (installed by a professional). 🚩 Call a licensed electrician and report concerns to your local co-op.
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GCSECA is hosting a Human Resource Training Conference and registration is now open for Full and Associate members who participate in the Education Program. Contact us for more details or to register for this conference.
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A key deadline for Colorado River negotiations has passed without an agreement between seven Western states. What happens next could impact electricity costs and the communities that rely on it. 🔗 Find out how to make a difference in our March newsletter: #colorado%20river" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">mailchi.mp/gcseca/march-2…
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Heading out for spring break? Don’t forget to power down first. ✅ Adjust your thermostat. ✅ Unplug appliances and electronics. ✅ Turn off lights. ✅ Install a smart plug for safety lights. ✅ Set your water heater to vacation mode. We wish you a safe and enjoyable vacation!
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Cut drying time in half by running an extra spin cycle in the washer! Less moisture means less work for your dryer, saving energy and lowering your bill. Small changes = big savings! ⚡
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March is National Ladder Safety Month! Remember, ladders and electricity can be a dangerous mix, and every step counts. When working on outdoor projects, always look up and around for overhead power lines. Staying safe starts with awareness. via @NRECANews
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