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REMINDER...Don't shoot the lines.Help keep communities powered and connected, and fellow hunters safe, as you enjoy the ...
09/05/2026

REMINDER...Don't shoot the lines.

Help keep communities powered and connected, and fellow hunters safe, as you enjoy the hunt!

Power lines and fiber-optic cables often serve as roosting spots for doves. While it may seem like an easy shot, aiming near these lines comes with serious risks:

Costly Repairs: Gunfire can damage lines, leading to tens of thousands of dollars in repair costs.
Safety Risks: Damaged power lines may spark fires or pose electrocution hazards.
Power and Internet Outages: Shots at utility lines can cause lengthy service interruptions.
Legal Consequences: Shooting at utility infrastructure is illegal and could result in heavy fines for the hunter.
By aiming responsibly away from utility lines this dove season, hunters can safely enjoy their favorite pastime while helping keep communities powered and connected.

Long weekend plans don’t always require a long trip.Whether you’re catching up on your favorite shows, hosting friends a...
09/05/2026

Long weekend plans don’t always require a long trip.

Whether you’re catching up on your favorite shows, hosting friends and family, enjoying the outdoors, or relaxing at home, Conexon Connect helps keep you connected to the moments that matter most.

Wishing our Conexon Connect communities a happy and connected Labor Day weekend!

All Washington EMC office locations will be closed on Monday, September 7th, in celebration Labor Day. If you experienc...
09/04/2026

All Washington EMC office locations will be closed on Monday, September 7th, in celebration Labor Day.
If you experience a power outage or other related emergency, please call 478-552-2577.
Have a safe and happy Labor Day weekend!

From the beginning of our fiber-to-the-home project, our priority has been to ensure our members have access to reliable...
09/03/2026

From the beginning of our fiber-to-the-home project, our priority has been to ensure our members have access to reliable, high-speed internet service, something many rural areas have historically lacked. Today, we are proud to offer world-class fiber internet to every member across our service territory.

Washington EMC and Conexon reached a milestone of over 6,000 members connected through their fiber internet partnership of Conexon Connect!

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Dove Season Reminder: Help keep communities powered and connected, and fellow hunters safe, as you enjoy the hunt!Power ...
09/02/2026

Dove Season Reminder: Help keep communities powered and connected, and fellow hunters safe, as you enjoy the hunt!

Power lines and fiber-optic cables often serve as roosting spots for doves. While it may seem like an easy shot, aiming near these lines comes with serious risks:

Costly Repairs: Gunfire can damage lines, leading to tens of thousands of dollars in repair costs.
Safety Risks: Damaged power lines may spark fires or pose electrocution hazards.
Power and Internet Outages: Shots at utility lines can cause lengthy service interruptions.
Legal Consequences: Shooting at utility infrastructure is illegal and could result in heavy fines for the hunter.
By aiming responsibly away from utility lines this dove season, hunters can safely enjoy their favorite pastime while helping keep communities powered and connected.

09/01/2026

Storms can happen any time of year, and the best time to prepare is before severe weather is in the forecast. As we recognize National Preparedness Month, take a few minutes this week to build or refresh your emergency kit. Include essentials like bottled water, nonperishable food, flashlights, extra batteries, a first-aid kit, medications, phone chargers and important documents.

Washington EMC is proud of our Safety & Loss Control Manager Andrew Williams, and Georgia EMC's Training & Safety Instru...
08/31/2026

Washington EMC is proud of our Safety & Loss Control Manager Andrew Williams, and Georgia EMC's Training & Safety Instructor Chad Cason as they recently conducted a presentation on Power Line Safety. The event was held in Sandersville at OFTC's auditorium during a meeting of the Washington County Firefighters Association.
We thank them for sharing their knowledge and expertise about such an important topic!

Big News! If you qualified for a 2006 Washington EMC capital refund credit check, those checks have been processed and m...
08/31/2026

Big News!
If you qualified for a 2006 Washington EMC capital refund credit check, those checks have been processed and mailed today.
Washington EMC is an electric cooperative, meaning it is member-owned. When the co-op has money left over after covering all costs for the year (operations, maintenance, storms, improvements, etc.), that leftover amount is called margins.
As a member, capital credits are YOUR share of those margins. During this round of capital credits retirement, over $483,000 will be returned to our members!
For more detail about the Capital Credit system retirement structure, go on our website to:
https://www.washingtonemc.com/member.../capital-credits

Our crews are aware of the outage in the northern part of our territory and are responding as quickly and safely as poss...
08/27/2026

Our crews are aware of the outage in the northern part of our territory and are responding as quickly and safely as possible. We have included a graphic of our outage map that gives you a general idea of where the outage is located in our territory.
Click on the updated link below to reference a more detailed outage map on our website.
https://washingtonemc.outagemap.coop/
Thank you for your patience.

08/26/2026

Are you prepared for severe storms? Washington EMC encourages members to review a few storm safety basics. Be prepared by building an emergency kit, stay safe with proper use of portable generators and charge phones and other essential devices.

When severe storms roll our way, you can rest easy knowing we’re monitoring conditions and ready to respond to any outage.
We encourage you to be prepared, too.

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258 N Harris Street
Sandersville, GA
31082

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

(800) 552-2577

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