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At the height of February’s winter storm, some of CoServ’s biggest energy users voluntarily turned off electricity and natural gas or lowered their thermostat and closed their doors. These selfless acts channeled more energy to homes.
CoServ Electric Linemen perform a National Critical Function and are on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
With temperatures hovering near 0 degrees Fahrenheit, CoServ’s Gas Tech Crews kept the natural gas flowing to 138,000 gas meters during February’s unprecedented winter storm.
The 16-lane vaccination clinic – regarded as one of the largest in the country – ran like a well-oiled machine with wait times of less than 30 minutes from beginning to end, including the 15-minute observation period after the shot is administered.
This April marks one year since CoServ Employees Jason Cress and Sara Ellis first donned headphones and spoke their first words on the As A Meter Of Fact® podcast. That first episode, Snake Fence brought CoServ into a new chapter of digital communication for Members, Customers and Employees. It even drew listeners from around the world.
The longtime Employees were honored to throw out ceremonial first pitches on video.
February’s winter storm challenged all of us as we dealt with power outages, busted water pipes, no internet and spotty mobile phone service. But these hard times also highlighted the differences between electric cooperatives and the for-profit utilities in the deregulated market.
CoServ’s Community Engagement Team has provided thousands of meals for medical workers, first responders and volunteers at Texas Motor Speedway since the 16-lane drive-thru clinics started on February 2. And if there are leftovers, it is donated to another great cause.
As CoServ Electric Linemen gear up to climb a pole in the rain, ascend in a bucket truck along a busy road or descend into a dark, wet manhole, CoServ doesn’t want them to think twice about the equipment they’re using.
A big reason why North Texas charities haven't had to turn anyone away is the CoServ Charitable Foundation’s COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund, which has made numerous contributions over the past year.