📢 Community Update We understand there has been discussion about a potential transmission line being built across the Big Country. At this time, Taylor Electric Cooperative is not involved in this decision-making process and does not have further information to share. If you have questions or would like to learn more, we encourage you to attend one of the scheduled Town Hall meetings. Dates and times can be found at the link below: 🔗 https://www.bigcountryhomepage.com/news/map-large-transmission-line-could-cut-through-big-country-public-meetings-taking-place/ We’re always here to support our members and will share any updates as they become available. #CommunityNotice #TaylorElectric (fb)

🔌⚡️ May is National Electrical Safety Month! Let's keep it safe and smart outdoors with these top tips from Taylor Electric Coop: 1. Stay Clear of Power Lines: Always look up before climbing trees or using ladders. Keep tools and equipment at least 10 feet away from overhead lines. 2. Dig Smart, Dig Safe: Planning a garden or installing a fence? Call 811 before you dig to avoid underground power lines. 3. Weather Watch: Storms can cause downed power lines. Stay at least 30 feet away and report them immediately. 4. Outdoor Outlets Matter: Use GFCI outlets for added protection against electrical shock. They're a must for outdoor use! 5. Extension Cord Caution: For outdoor use, only use cords rated for exterior conditions. Inspect regularly for wear and tear. 6. Water & Electricity Don't Mix: Keep all electrical devices and cords away from pools, sprinklers, and wet areas. Let's enjoy the great outdoors safely! 🌳🔋 #ElectricalSafetyMonth #TaylorElectricCoop #SafetyFirst Feel free to share these tips with your friends and family to keep everyone safe and sound! 🛡️✨ (fb)