Arkansas Valley Electric Cooperative ⚡️
AVECC serves 11 counties in Arkansas and 3 in Oklahoma, maintaining over 6,900 miles of line and serving more than 63,000 electric meters. Everything from energy efficiency tips to programs offered by Arkansas Valley Electric and outage notifications/updates.
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Arkansas Valley Electric Cooperative Corporation is a not-for-profit Corporation headquartere
d in Ozark, AR. The Cooperative was organized in 1937 by a group of farmers and businessmen from Crawford, Logan and Johnson Counties in west-central Arkansas. It has since expanded to eleven counties in Arkansas and three in Oklahoma. The first 57 miles of power line was energized in December, 1938 to provide electric service to 114 meters. The average member had a monthly electric bill of $3.00 and used approximately 30 kWh (kilowatt hours). The Cooperative purchased more than 1.2 billion kilowatt hours of electricity during 2018 with a system peak demand of 343,733 kilowatts recorded in the month of January. The system peak demand of 360 Megawatts (million watts) was set in June 2013. The Cooperative purchases its power wholesale from Arkansas Electric Cooperatives Corporation, Little Rock, AR. Currently, the Cooperative has more than 6,900 miles of distribution lines, 36 electrical substations, and more than 63,000 electric meters. The total electric plant of AVECC is valued at more than $264 million and member equity is 37.90%. This page is NOT monitored 24/7 so please DO NOT report outages on this page. To report outages, please use the following link: https://www.avecc.com/outage-center or call 1-866-862-8322 (1-866-TOAVECC).
