SECO Energy is committed to empowering the community through initiatives like the Youth Scholarship Program. This year, the SECO Energy Board of Trustees approved $36,000 in scholarships for up to twelve exceptional high school seniors who live in SECO’s service area to be awarded $3,000 each. Fostering Local Talent for the Energy Sector As […]
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SECO Energy members who reside in District 9 re-elected Morgan Hatfield as the District 9 Trustee to serve on SECO Energy’s Board of Trustees. The District 9 Meeting was held within the District on January 30 at Spring Creek Elementary School in Paisley. SECO Energy is a not-for-profit electric cooperative operated for and owned […]
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I am proud to report that SECO Energy continues to be a member satisfaction leader. SECO Energy completed its annual member-wide customer satisfaction survey, where over 1,700 members were asked to participate. The member responses were sent to the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI®), a company that measures customer satisfaction across multiple industries throughout the […]
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SECO Energy members who reside in District 7 re-elected Joseph E. Kusiak to represent them on SECO Energy’s Board of Trustees. The meeting was held on January 23 at the Rainbow Lakes Estates Community Center that is located within the District. SECO Energy is a not-for-profit electric cooperative, operated for and owned by its […]
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SECO Energy is mourning the passing of one of its long-tenured Trustees, Richard Dennison who represented District 4. Mr. Dennison has been a SECO Energy member for almost 25 years. He was first elected to serve on SECO’s Board of Trustees in 2015 and was re-elected in 2023. During Mr. Dennison’s Board service, the […]
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In December 2023, the monthly average high and low temperatures continued to drop as winter arrived on December 21. The average high temperature of 71 degrees fell 5 degrees from November’s 76-degree average, while the average low temperature of 54 degrees was 4 degrees lower than the November average low. The 62-degree overall average temperature […]
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Dear Members, SECO Energy has been your local, trusted electric service provider for 85 years. We are an award-winning, not-for-profit electric cooperative that is growing, changing, and striving to be your cooperative of the future. In January 2023, I unveiled our updated Mission, Vision and Core Values and a clear, focused strategic direction through […]
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SECO Energy’s Board of Trustees is a nine-member Board comprised of SECO members who govern the not-for-profit electric cooperative. Trustees establish, review, and revise corporate policies that preserve the foundations of the not-for-profit electric cooperative. They work to ensure that SECO continues to maintain reliable, affordable service for all members. SECO Energy is different […]
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In November 2023, the monthly average high and low temperatures each dropped seven degrees from October. The average high temperature of 76 degrees, versus 83 in October, matched the decline of the average low temperature, which fell to 58 degrees versus 65 degrees last month. Rainfall reported from Leesburg International Airport (KLEE) increased by 1.93 […]
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Dear Members, Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! This month, I want to acknowledge our group of generous SECO Energy employees who support our yearly United Way corporate giving effort. These community-minded folks are a testament to how collaborative giving has far-reaching effects in our service area. Each year, SECO Energy employees participate in […]
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