CoServ News

Service Beyond Borders: CoServ Crews Electrifying Homes in Navajo Nation

The first group will leave as a convoy before the sun comes up on May 29, driving an estimated 900 miles to Tuba City, Arizona.

Members should expect April energy usage to be similar to March after a rollercoaster month as far as temperatures go.

CoServ Members save an average of about $58 a month, or almost $700 a year, compared to their counterparts in the deregulated market.

Design Technicians, also known as Staking Techs, are typically the first person Members meet with when they need new electric service.

North Texas received almost 5 inches of rain in August, 2.71 inches more than normal, which led to some cooler days and fewer 100-degree days.

Learn how this team coordinates the service orders for thousands of electric and gas meters in CoServ’s fast-growing service area.

CoServ is one of the few co-ops that offers a climbing school to start off a new lineman’s journey from apprentice to journeyman.

CASA of Collin County volunteers are court-appointed advocates for children in the foster system. CCF awarded grants in 2023 and 2024.