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5 Dec 1864695385823883545

This week, co-op leaders and innovators gathered at a conference in Lexington to collaborate on ideas and share best practices. Conferences like this remind us that by working together, we can build a safer, more sustainable energy future for everyone.

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3 Dec 1863988080262152269

A call to action for Kentucky's energy future. Meade County RECC President and CEO Marty Littrel highlights regulatory threats as the top challenge facing our co-ops in providing affordable, reliable electricity. #KentuckyCoops #RuralElectric

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22 Nov 1860095142503293350

Today marks the 61st anniversary of the assassination of John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the Untied States. As a senator and later as president, Kennedy frequently spoke in favor of rural electrification and recognized the value of the cooperative structure.

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Jackson Energy serves over 53,133 members and maintains over 5,851 miles of line. Although the number of members has risen since 1939, the electric cooperative's mission remain the same - to improve the quality of life for our members in southeastern Kentucky
The cooperative was established in July 1999 through the consolidation of Henderson-Union Electric Cooperative (organized in 1936) and Green River Electric (organized in 1937). Henderson-Union was the first electric cooperative in the state to sell electricity to a member. Frank T. Street of Cardinal Farms in Henderson County received electricity from the co-op in October 1937.
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