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A Nominating Committee was appointed by the Board of Directors of Amicalola EMC at its June meeting to make nominations for directors whose terms expire at the Annual Meeting to be held October 5, 2024. This Nominating Committee made up of Zach Cagle (representing Bartow/Cherokee Counties); Lee Lowman (representing Dawson/Forsyth Counties); Tim Ingram (representing Gordon/Pickens Counties); Doug Caldwell (representing Lumpkin County); and Michael Hyatt, (representing Fannin/Gilmer/Murray...

It’s Lightning Safety Awareness Week! Summer storms can pop up quickly, so know how to stay safe. If you hear thunder, quickly seek shelter in a sturdy building. #LightningSafetyAwarenessWeek

Happy Father’s Day weekend, from our family to yours! We hope all you amazing dads have the best day ever.

This week, June 10-16, is Right-of-Way Professionals Week! We thank the dedicated men and women who work diligently to build and maintain the essential infrastructure that connects our communities and drives progress.

This week we hosted a group of preteens and teens from the Boys & Girls Club, Pickens campus. A presentation was made explaining the cooperative way of business and the various types of jobs we have. This was followed up with a tour of the facilities including a walk through the warehouse, and a stop in Dispatch and Member Service. This organization has also received donations from our unclaimed capital credits funds and the Operation Roundup program. Amicalola EMC is proud to support the...

Staying weather aware is so important for you and your family. As adults, we understand the importance of storm safety, but sometimes younger children and teens may not realize the dangers storms pose. Here are a several tips you can share with your loved ones. Before the Storm Talk to your family about what to do in the event of a severe storm or tornado. Point out the safest location to shelter, like a small, interior, windowless room on the lowest level of your home. Discuss the...

Downed power lines might look relatively harmless, but don't be fooled. They likely carry an electric current strong enough to cause serious injury or possible death. If you see a downed power line, move away from the line and anything touching it. Do not attempt to move a downed power line or anything in contact with the line by using another object such as a broom or stick. Even normally non-conductive materials like wood or cloth, if slightly wet, can conduct electricity and electrocute...

We are grateful to the incredible men and women who have served and continue to serve. Please take note, all Amicalola EMC offices will be closed Monday, May 27, 2024 in observance of Memorial Day

Don't forget to Vote today in the General Primary Election here in Georgia!

As we continue to observe National Electrical Safety Month, here are some safety tips concerning power lines, especially downed power lines from ESFi.org. Remember to always assume a downed powerline is energize. Stay back to stay safe! Safety Tips Look up before raising a ladder or pole to make sure that it will not come within 10 feet of any power lines. Use wooden or fiberglass ladders outdoors. Metal ladders conduct electricity. Contact your utility company immediately to...

We appreciate them every day, but this Sunday we celebrate them... Happy Mother's Day!

Amicalola EMC is kicking off #ElectricalSafetyMonth with some tips to keep your kiddos safe around electricity. May is a beautiful time of year, and because of that people want to go outside and enjoy the weather. Kids are no exception. While we love to see them outside, being kids, we urge you to remind them to play it safe where electricity is concerned!