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Forty-six high school juniors from across the state have been in Nashville this week for the Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association’s (TECA) annual Youth Leadership Summit.
Delegates to the event receive a hands-on look at state government, learn networking and leadership skills, and develop a better understanding of their local electric cooperatives. PEC’s student representatives were Jasper Frogge and Julianna Shelton, juniors at Scott High School and Sunbright High School. Morgan and Scott County Schools.
During the trip, students visited the Capitol, where they met with legislators, sat in committee meetings, and debated and voted on mock bills. In addition, students also developed their leadership and team-building skills at the Joe C. Davis YMCA Outdoor Center at Camp Widjiwagan, and completed leadership training courses. Delegates also had the opportunity to attend the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Goo-Goo cluster store where they got to make their own Goo-Goo, and The Grand Ole Opry.
Youth Leadership Summit is a great experience for all of our students where students can learn to network, team build, learn about their electric Cooperatives, and make memories that they will have for a lifetime! PEC considers it an honor to be a part of this event where we can help these students learn and grow. Here’s to investing in the leaders of tomorrow! We’re so proud of these students & look forward to seeing all they accomplish!
#YouthLeadershipSummit2026
As storm season is approaching, keep in mind these safety tips,⚠️ do’s & don’ts, 🚫 & a little insight to our restoration process! ⚡️
#PEC #Linelife #stormseason
If you’re experiencing an outage, you can easily report it through our website or by contacting one of our offices via phone.📞 We appreciate your patience as we work diligently to restore power as safely and quickly as possible.
Thank you for understanding! Stay safe out there!⚡️🌨️
With harsh weather conditions expected, outages may occur, and restoration efforts may take time, especially if conditions make it unsafe for our crews to work. We ask for your patience and understanding as we navigate these challenges together.
Our crews will be ready to respond the moment conditions allow.
Stay safe, stay prepared, and know that we’re here for you.
Contracted Right-of-Way crews will be working from Diddie`s (DD`s) Market on Hwy 62 headed north towards Wartburg as well as Deer Lodge Hwy staring in Sunbright, to Deer Lodge during the month of January.
Please check out this informative video for more information regarding Right-of-Way cutting/ trimming. If you have any questions, feel free to call our office at 423-346-3699.
*Attention: Scott County Customers*
Due to renovations, our Scott county office lobby will be closed until further notice. You can still pay your bill online, in our mobile app, at your local bank, in our drive-thru, or in our night drop box located in our drive thru.
This will not affect our operating hours, or our Morgan County office.
If you have any questions on how we may assist you, please call our office at 423-569-8591.
We will be closed Thursday, January 1st in observance of New Years Day.
We will return to normal business hours on Friday, January 2nd.
Check out this video to learn why Plateau Electric Cooperative takes pride in maintaining clear rights-of-way around power lines and how it is a critical part of our commitment to providing safe, reliable, and affordable electricity.
Oneida Office
16200 Scott Highway
Oneida, TN 37841
423-569-8591
Wartburg Office
825 Spring Street
Wartburg, TN 37887
423-346-3699
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Forty-six high school juniors from across the state have been in Nashville this week for the Tennessee Electric Cooperative Association’s (TECA) annual Youth Leadership Summit.
Delegates to the event receive a hands-on look at state government, learn networking and leadership skills, and develop a better understanding of their local electric cooperatives. PEC's student representatives were Jasper Frogge and Julianna Shelton, juniors at Scott High School and Sunbright High School. Morgan and Scott County Schools.
During the trip, students visited the Capitol, where they met with legislators, sat in committee meetings, and debated and voted on mock bills. In addition, students also developed their leadership and team-building skills at the Joe C. Davis YMCA Outdoor Center at Camp Widjiwagan, and completed leadership training courses. Delegates also had the opportunity to attend the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Goo-Goo cluster store where they got to make their own Goo-Goo, and The Grand Ole Opry.
Youth Leadership Summit is a great experience for all of our students where students can learn to network, team build, learn about their electric Cooperatives, and make memories that they will have for a lifetime! PEC considers it an honor to be a part of this event where we can help these students learn and grow. Here’s to investing in the leaders of tomorrow! We’re so proud of these students & look forward to seeing all they accomplish!
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As storm season is approaching, keep in mind these safety tips,⚠️ do’s & don’ts, 🚫 & a little insight to our restoration process! ⚡️
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Right-of-way crews will be working in these areas during March:
Wartburg
Gobey
Twin Bridge
If you see crews working in your area, trimming, clearing, cutting, or chipping, please be courteous and move over to allow them to work safely. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation!
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