Snapping Shoals Electric Membership Corporation is an electrical/electronic manufacturing company based out of 14750 Brown Bridge Rd, Covington, Georgia, United States.
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14750 Brown Bridge Rd
Covington, Georgia 30016, US
Snapping Shoals EMC proudly sponsored this year's Conyers-Rockdale Chamber of Commerce Business Expo. We had a wonderful time meeting many of our members, interacting with local business leaders and unearthing a new generation of lineworkers. ⚡ Thank you to everyone who contributed and participated in this event!
COOPERATION AMONG COOPERATIVES: Snapping Shoals EMC lineman Randy Nixon shared this photo he took at Satilla REMC as he works alongside other EMC crews to help approximately 28,000 members of the South Georgia co-op still without power from Hurricane Helene. In difficult times, electric cooperatives such as Snapping Shoals EMC find support through mutual aid assistance. Co-ops work together to meet challenges, such as power restoration after a severe weather event. Through the system of mutual aid, we coordinate with other co-ops to bring additional trucks, equipment and manpower to an area. We work together and share resources to restore power to our community when we need help, and SSEMC reciprocates by assisting other electric co-ops when they need help.
Snapping Shoals EMC crews continue to assist our sister co-ops with power restoration efforts in South Georgia, which was hit hard by Hurricane Helene. The restoration process is taking hundreds of linemen from around the U.S. to help restore power. The SSEMC crew that was assisting Excelsior EMC is now moving to Washington EMC to join the other SSEMC crew that has been working there for more than a week, as Washington EMC has about 1,500 members without power. The crew that traveled to Satilla REMC last week is still working to help restore power to more than 28,000 members there. Please continue to keep these men and those affected by the storm in your thoughts in prayers.
This afternoon, members of our staff had the pleasure of assisting the Newton County Chamber of Commerce in sorting, packaging and loading thousands of donated food items, hygiene products, cleaning supplies, tools and other daily essentials from the community. Thank you for showing an unwavering amount of care and support for our eastward neighbors who have been severely impacted by Hurricane Helene.
Over 3,000 children and youth in crisis have found respite at 'A Friend's House' of Henry County since 1998. The Snapping Shoals Electric Trust Board, which oversees the use of Operation Round Up funds, awarded $3,000 to A Friend's House in August. We're proud to support organizations like A Friend's House through our Operation Round Up program, a way for SSEMC members to help neighbors and community organizations in need for what generally amounts to small change – whatever it takes to round up their SSEMC bill to the next dollar. Contributions range from a penny to 99 cents per month, an average of just $6 a year. When all that change is added together, it’s truly amazing how much good it can do! For more information about Operation Round Up, https://lnkd.in/ef7fwKVw