news

Today, more Americans are working from home than ever before. More time spent at home means more energy used throughout the day.If you’re punching the clock from home, there are small steps you can take to reduce your energy use and save on electric bills. Here are...

Four local high school juniors will represent Clarke-Washington EMC this year at Montgomery Your Tour on March 15-17. Juniors from each high school in the Clarke-Washington EMC area were asked to submit an essay and the top two students from each school were invited...

If you are a dependent of a member of our local cooperative then you are eligible to apply for a scholarship from the Electric Cooperative Foundation Scholarship. Your local cooperative has joined other cooperatives throughout the state of Alabama to create the...

Clarke-Washington Electric Membership Corporation will hold a drive-thru Annual Meeting Registration on October 19, 20, and 21 at two locations to ensure members' safety and appropriate social distance. Elections are being held for Trustees from Districts 2, 5, and 8....

...

After working overnight to restore outages in our service area, five linemen are headed to Linden to assist Black Warrior EMC with their restoration efforts. Our dedicated linemen are always ready to assist our co-op family in times of need. Stay safe guys! Pictured:...

Today is Lineworker Appreciation Day and we want to send a huge thank you to Lineworkers all over, but especially Clarke-Washington EMC Lineworkers who have been working extra hard due to the weather we have had lately. Our cooperative would like to say thank you and...

Six Clarke-Washington EMC linemen are headed to Greensboro to help our friends at Black Warrior EMC restore power due to the tornados that swept through the area yesterday. Stay safe guys! Pictured (L-R): Gavin Bryant, Blake Dunagan, Drew Odom, Cody Hill, Jmar...