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

July started off rainy but by mid-month, the heat dome settled in and the dogs of summer took over. Members will also pay less per kWh.

Two longtime CoServ Electric Board of Directors talk about the co-op business model, representing Members, our growth and our reliability.

CoServ Gas has a new resource to help find damaged pipelines that’s faster, less disruptive to the public and more cost effective.

Winter Storms Cora and Enzo chilled temperatures into the 20s, making heaters work harder. Energy usage should be higher than last month.

CoServ uses drones to inspect power lines and equipment for potential problems so we can fix them before they cause a power outage.

It’s important for Members to read the instruction manual and follow those guidelines during setup and operation.

The CoServ Charitable Foundation awarded a grant to the nonprofit to help pay for new bedding for survivors of domestic violence.