April showers bring May flowers, but digging on your own this spring could spell big trouble. Even if you think you could get lucky or that digging one small hole (or two) won't matter, don't take for granted what lines might lurk beneath the soil in your yard or easement.
Submitted by JohnBookwalter on April 23, 2019 - 11:16am
7 p.m. Friday, April 5
Huntingdon Area High School
2400 Cassady Avenue
Huntingdon, PA
Valley Rural Electric Cooperative operates according to democratic principles. Unlike private power companies, cooperatives are owned by their consumers, who choose representatives to run their business.
On Friday, April 5, 2019, Valley REC members will have the opportunity to use their voices and vote when Valley Rural Electric holds its annual meeting. The event is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. in the auditorium of the Huntingdon Area High School.
Submitted by JohnBookwalter on April 1, 2019 - 4:22pm
Valley Rural Electric Cooperative opened its new Martinsburg district office to the public January 28, 2019. Located at 2585 Cove Mountain Road (Route 164) east of Martinsburg, the new office will improve operations and better serve the co-op's members.
Submitted by JohnBookwalter on January 28, 2019 - 9:35am
The winter solstice marks the start of winter, the shortest period of daylight, and the longest period of darkness. While the hours of nighttime and the need for lighting start decreasing, heating costs can start increasing as the coldest months arrive. Here are some tips to save energy and money during the winter season.
Submitted by JohnBookwalter on December 18, 2018 - 10:50am
Next time you reach into the deep abyss of your junk drawer for an extension cord, what should you be thinking? (Besides the fleeting thought that it's time to clean out that junk drawer?) You should be giving your extension cord some love by inspecting it before you use it. Make sure it doesn't have any signs of wear like cracks or fraying. And if you can't remember when you purchased it, it's probably time to replace it.
Submitted by valleyrecadmin on November 8, 2018 - 4:57pm
Christmas is no longer the only holiday that we bring out lights and yard decorations to show our festive spirit. Halloween has become a time to string up lights, plug in fog machines, light up those electric-powered decorations, and create a yard that is scare-worthy to any trick-or-treater that may stop by. But beware of the hidden electrical dangers that could spoil your holiday.
Submitted by valleyrecadmin on October 10, 2018 - 3:12pm
Scammers are targeting energy consumers everywhere. They often call threatening to shut off power unless payment is made immediately. Or they may call saying you overpaid and ask for credit card or bank info to provide a credit or refund. Some scammers fake or spoof Caller ID information to make the call seem like it is coming from another phone number, even the actual number of the utility company.
Never give out personal information to anyone who calls claiming to be from your utility!
Submitted by valleyrecadmin on October 10, 2018 - 10:49am
Valley Rural Electric Cooperative opened its new Martinsburg district office to the public January 28, 2019. Located at 2585 Cove Mountain Road (Route 164) east of Martinsburg, the new office will improve operations and better serve the co-op's members.
The winter solstice marks the start of winter, the shortest period of daylight, and the longest period of darkness. While the hours of nighttime and the need for lighting start decreasing, heating costs can start increasing as the coldest months arrive. Here are some tips to save energy and money during the winter season.
