Unfortunately, cases of people trying to find creative ways to stay warm during the winter, such as leaving a gas oven open or bringing a grill inside, often lead to death or serious injury.

Texas is known for sweltering hot summers, but January and February can also be downright frigid so Members can expect high electric bills too.

Whether it's buying energy ahead of time, training our operations crews or winterizing the fleet, CoServ starts preparing for cold weather long before the local television meteorologists issue their forecasts.

CoServ has nine Employees who have been working for the cooperative for more than 40 years. According to President and CEO Donnie Clary, it’s a testament to the amazing culture and duty that is instilled not just by the company but by the Employees themselves.

“CoServ has heard Members’ concerns about higher electric bills loud and clear,” said CoServ Director of Customer Care Stephen Meers. “We always strive to keep prices low and we never mark up wholesale electricity for profit – that’s not how CoServ does business.”

Be on the lookout for CoServ Employees and booths at community events in your city, many of which we are sponsoring.

The Burkman family in Frisco starts assembling decorations in July. By October, they’re stepping around Halloween displays as they hot glue thousands of Christmas lights to the brick and stone façade of their two-story home.

“The partnership with CoServ is at the heart of what we’re about as a team,” said Legends President Malcolm Farmer.  “They are the type of partner that truly wants to join with us in our community efforts, and their team is always willing to jump in.  They do plenty of community work on their own, but it’s a joy to have them come alongside our team in some of ours as well.”

CoServ's commitment to honoring veterans shines through with the veteran Employees we hire, the nonprofits that the CoServ Charitable Foundation partners with and the assistance we provide to Gold Star families who have lost a loved one in the line of duty.

“We are honored to support the work that these outstanding teachers do across our service territories,” Whitney said. “Whether it’s a focus on STEM materials, curriculum through our Academic Initiatives or lifting up teachers and students during challenging times, we listen and respond in the way that CoServ knows how. We embrace the school and the community that we are so proud to be part of.”