Serving more than 1.8 million people in 117 counties, Kentucky’s 26 not-for-profit electric cooperatives are committed to improving the quality of life for our consumer-members. KENTUCKY ELECTRIC COOPERATIVES Read about co-ops Watch Our Video Kentucky electric cooperatives are helping reverse the downward trend in rural voting. Support Co-ops Vote. Make sure you are registered and that you vote on Election Day Kentucky Electric Cooperatives
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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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18 Nov 1858531098919125358

Hunting season attracts outdoorspeople of all skill levels to rural Kentucky, often in new locations. While most hunters practice safety, it's important to stay alert for electric power lines and electrical equipment, even in remote areas. #HuntingSafety

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14 Nov 1857120153571316114

Proud to host the @TVPPA Foreman Academy Certificate Program. This top level training program for lineworkers focuses on leadership and management skills, along with safety and technical skills.

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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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