Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas

Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas The Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas comprise electric distribution cooperatives, Arkansas Electric Cooperatives, Inc.

and Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corporation. The Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas includes 17 electric distribution cooperatives; Arkansas Electric Cooperatives, Inc. (AECI), a Little Rock-based cooperative that provides services to the distribution cooperatives; and Arkansas Electric Cooperative Corp. (AECC), a generation and transmission cooperative. The distribution cooperatives provide elec

tricity to approximately 600,000 homes, farms and businesses in Arkansas and surrounding states. We appreciate our members' feedback, both the positive and the negative. However, we do reserve the right to, at any time, remove any post we feel is inappropriate, rude or offensive. We may also remove any negative feedback that is presented without constructive criticism.

Cast your vote for your favorite Youth Tour photo in our annual contest!
06/19/2026

Cast your vote for your favorite Youth Tour photo in our annual contest!

06/18/2026

High adrenaline can impact decision-making, but split-second decisions around electricity can mean life or death. If a vehicle makes contact with a power line, STOP. Assume it is energized.

If the vehicle is operable: direct the driver to drive away.
If the vehicle is inoperable: The driver must stay inside the vehicle.
If the driver is in danger, they must open the door, jump out with arms crossed, feet and legs together and bunny hop or shuffle until they are 33 feet away.

📞 When in doubt, call your local electric co-op.

06/17/2026

Here's the truth: even brand-new homes can have gaps, air leaks or insulation issues that let heat slip out and drive energy use up. Features like smart thermostats and updated appliances help, but efficiency still depends on how the home is built and maintained over time.

Simple steps like sealing drafts, checking insulation and monitoring your energy use can make a new home even more efficient and comfortable.

06/15/2026

Learn more about what the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas are doing to protect the environment and generate clean electricity, using a Balance of Power philosophy to provide you with reliable, affordable and responsible energy.
https://aecc.com/balance-of-power/power-and-the-planet/

A Capitol Hill highlight! Today, Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas Youth Tour delegates had the distinct honor of meetin...
06/15/2026

A Capitol Hill highlight! Today, Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas Youth Tour delegates had the distinct honor of meeting with Senator Tom Cotton and Senator John Boozman. Thank you both for taking the time to inspire our students and for your continued dedication to the great state of Arkansas!

A Capitol Hill highlight! Today, Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas Youth Tour delegates had the distinct honor of meeti...
06/15/2026

A Capitol Hill highlight! Today, Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas Youth Tour delegates had the distinct honor of meeting with Senator Tom Cotton and Senator John Boozman. Thank you both for taking the time to inspire our students and for your continued dedication to the great state of Arkansas!

Jennifer Christman Cia has been promoted to director of publications, in addition to her role as editor of Arkansas Livi...
06/15/2026

Jennifer Christman Cia has been promoted to director of publications, in addition to her role as editor of Arkansas Living magazine. She joined the Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas in 2019 as associate editor and became editor in 2021.

In her expanded role, Cia will continue leading Arkansas Living magazine while overseeing other major cooperative publications. Congratulations, Jennifer!

To read more, please visit: https://www.aecc.com/news-releases/cia-promoted-to-director-of-publications/

Warm summer nights are perfect for roasting marshmallows, sharing spooky ghost stories and reminiscing with loved ones —...
06/14/2026

Warm summer nights are perfect for roasting marshmallows, sharing spooky ghost stories and reminiscing with loved ones — but a fun night around the fire can quickly become dangerous without proper safety protocols.

🔥 Make sure your fire pit is in an open area away from trees, buildings and power lines.
🔥 Keep a shovel and water close. In an emergency, use the water to quench the fire and the shovel to smother the flames with dirt.
🔥 Never leave a fire unattended. Pour water over live embers and turn the logs to make sure all sides of the wood have stopped burning.

Learn more at https://www.bobvila.com/articles/fire-pit-safety/. via Bob Vila

06/13/2026

It’s , which means more time outside and a little less time plugged in. Simple habits like using natural light and spending more time outdoors can help reduce energy use at home. Fresh air and a little unplugged time can go a long way.

How are you spending more time outdoors this month?

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Little Rock, AR
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