by Tiffany Trueblood | May 20, 2026 | Blog
As summer heats up, so does our use of electricity—from pool pumps to power tools. Keeping safety top of mind can help prevent serious injuries, including the often overlooked danger of Electric Shock Drowning (ESD). ESD can occur in lakes, docks, or marinas when...
by Tiffany Trueblood | Mar 30, 2026 | Blog
Every day, our electric cooperative crews head out to do work that keeps life moving—restoring power, maintaining lines, and responding to emergencies. During Distracted Driving and Roadside Safety Awareness Month, we’re reminded that one of the greatest risks our...
by Tiffany Trueblood | Jan 30, 2026 | Blog
How CFEMC Prepared, Responded, and Helps Members Stay Efficient Winter made an early appearance across Georgia in late January, bringing freezing temperatures and the threat of significant ice from Winter Storm Fern. While many communities experienced widespread...
by Tiffany Trueblood | Jan 8, 2026 | Blog
Electric cooperatives across the country are urging members to stay alert as utility related scams continue to evolve. Fraudsters are becoming more aggressive and more convincing by using impersonation, false urgency and digital deception to extract payments or...
by Tiffany Trueblood | Dec 8, 2025 | Blog
As temperatures drop, many people turn to space heaters for quick warmth. They’re convenient, affordable, and easy to use—but are they as safe and efficient as we think? 1. Energy Efficiency Isn’t Always GuaranteedSpace heaters can heat a small area quickly, but...
by Tiffany Trueblood | Oct 24, 2025 | Blog
While many think of spring as storm season, Georgia experiences a secondary peak of severe weather in November and early December. This period often brings tornadoes, strong thunderstorms, and high winds, sometimes overnight when families are least prepared. As your...
