

Starting Monday, September 15, 2025, our Wewahitchka office will be located in a temporary location (637 Highway 22) while our new headquarters office is constructed. We look forward to continuing to serve you during this transition. Thank you for your patience and support as we build a new, improved space...


Keep Your Family Protected Online by Drew Woolley For many parents, the biggest challenge to protecting their children online is feeling like they can’t keep up with the pace of new technology. It isn’t easy to teach children how to…

“Free energy from the sun and lower electric bills. Where do I sign up?” The benefits of installing rooftop solar panels may seem like a no-brainer, but the reality is, that not every home—and homeowner’s situation—is always right for solar.…

Following 41 years of service with Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative, Terry Myers has retired. Terry was hired as a groundman on June 17, 1982, but held many positions during his career. In 1983, he advanced to equipment operator, a position…

In June, rising seniors Andrew Pliscofsky of Mosley High School and Noah Taunton of Wewahitchka High School traveled to Washington, D.C., for the weeklong National Rural Electric Youth Tour. The 2 won Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative’s Youth Tour contest. The…

GCEC supports 2023 Warrior Beach Retreat: Where Heroes Gather Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative proudly sponsored the Spring 2023 Warrior Beach Retreat, held April 11 to April 17. 11 veterans traveled from across the country to attend this year’s spring retreat.…

Have fun in the sun, but keep food and fireworks safety top of mind July is a favorite month. It’s the middle of summer, the children are out of school and, of course, we celebrate Independence Day . Often, we…

A core principle of co-ops grants new opportunities for community programs By Vicki Hillhouse Jay Bidwell knew exactly how he wanted to spend the first capital credit check he ever received as principal of Florida’s Wewahitchka High School. Nine years…