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ATTENTION HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS!
YOU COULD WIN AN ALL-EXPENSE PAID TRIP TO OUR STATE CAPITAL IN MARCH AND WASHINGTON D.C. IN JUNE!
DON'T MISS OUT ON THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFETIME! 2015 RURAL ELECTRIC YOUTH TOUR TO WASHINGTON, D. C.
This spring an all-expense paid trip to Washington, D. C. will be awarded to two young people from this area by Clarke Washington Electric Membership Corporation Inc. To be eligible for the contest, you must be a high school junior and your parent or guardian must be a member of CWEMC. The Rural Electric Youth Tour is an annual, week-long event in June during which high school juniors from all over the country convene in Washington to learn more about government, cooperatives and rural electrification. The tour is coordinated by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA), the Washington-based national service organization of the nation's rural electric systems. The tour is sponsored by NRECA, local cooperatives and statewide organizations. As participants in the Youth Tour, local contest winners will travel by plane to Washington to spend one week seeing historic sites and visiting members of Congress. Students will follow state-planned itineraries, which include a day on Capitol Hill observing the House and Senate in session and visiting with members of Congress. Delegates also participate in educational seminars and other fun events, such as a dinner dance on Youth Day. Many applicants to the program will also be invited to attend the Youth Tour in Montgomery in March. Attendees will learn about their state's government as they visit the state capital, Supreme Court, and other places of interest. During the overnight trip, they will have an opportunity to meet with representatives and senators of their state legislature. Contest entrants need to fill out an application form, which will be used to select the finalists. The finalists will be interviewed by a panel of judges from other electric cooperatives who will then select the winners. This is the 29th year EREC has sponsored a Youth Tour contest. Approximately 1,600 Youth Tour participants from across rural America will meet in the nation's capital in June for the National Rural Electric Youth Tour. To enter the contest, high school juniors should contact Member Services at CWEMC, (251) 246-9081 or (800) 332-9081, for an application. CWEMC will also visit high schools in its service area to pick up applications.
Clarke-Washington EMC, a Touchstone Energy® Cooperative, is a member owned electric cooperative headquartered in Jackson, Alabama. Clarke-Washington EMC serves nearly 22,000 meters across some 4,000 miles of line in Clarke, Washington, Monroe and Wilcox counties of Alabama, the municipalities of Coffeeville, Chatom, Millry and McIntosh.
Notice: Effective January 1, 2010 a convenience fee will be charged for use of credit card, debit card and e-check payments for payment of electric bills. This fee is a pass-through fee from the company we use to make these transactions. The fee will be $1.00 for e-checks and $2.00 for credit and debit card transactions.