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.

If last summer is any indication, the Texas heat is on full blast and will only creep higher in July and August.

Children of all abilities and talents gather to play a game where everyone bats, everyone scores and everyone wins.

Curtis Tally wakes up every Wednesday knowing there are about a dozen residents awaiting a hot meal from Metroport Meals on Wheels.

The new law passed by the Texas Legislature means more money for education, energy efficiency and economic development.