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Right-of-Way Trimming Ensures Safety, Reliability

Attention, members who live in in Bayou George and Ebro: Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative will be trimming rights-of-ways in your areas soon. GCEC has about 2,600 miles of distribution line. If vegetation comes into contact with power lines, it can…
Device Improves Safety & Ease of Portable Generator Use

Although Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative prides itself on providing reliable electric service, some events are out of our control, so consumer-members are using emergency generators. While generators can be convenient and useful at these times, they also can be dangerous—even…
Commitment to the Community

Co-op spreads the word about electrical safety and linework Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative recently visited businesses, a community event and schools to spread the word about electrical safety and linework. On February 28, GCEC participated in Palm Bay Preparatory Academy’s…
GCEC Employee News

Several employees have been promoted into new roles recently, and one has retired. • Teresa Chase was promoted to the position of payroll clerk. Teresa has worked for Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative as a collections representative since 2018. • Manuela…
GCEC Rewards Students with Tallahassee Trip

Jazmira Guzman and Jonah Swigart will represent Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative in Washington, D.C., at June’s annual Rural Electric Youth Tour. The two were selected in the cooperative’s recent competition. Madison Forehand is the alternate. The co-op sponsors the contest…
GCEC Mourns Ralph Jamerson

The Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative family mourns the loss of Ralph Jamerson, who worked for the cooperative since 2012 — most recently as the supervisor of military affairs. Ralph’s obituary reads: “Ralph Warren Jamerson, age 63, of Wewahitchka, passed away…
Notify Local County Agency of Special Response Needs

Do you or someone you know have a condition that will require extra help during an emergency? Local agencies need that information for a resource planning registry. According to Chapter 252, Section 355 of the Florida Statutes, “In order to…
Know What’s Below — Call 811 Before You Dig

Excavation is planned. White lining your proposed dig site with paint, flags, or stakes is recommended but required when a member utility cannot understand the locate description. Contact Sunshine 811 at 811 or on the Sunshine 811 website to request…