November 2025 - Bill Insert

DEDICATED TO PROVIDING SAFE & RELIABLE POWER From ongoing training for all of our employees to maintaining and inspecting our electric system, Cobb EMC is dedicated to making safety our #1 priority. Our commitment to excellence has also earned us a top-ranking in member satisfaction.

Here are a few ways we maintain the safety of our electric grid: Regular inspections, improvements and upgrades to more than 9,000 miles of line across our five county service area

Ongoing crew visits to ensure member and crew safety, proper use of equipment, and safe work practices in the field

Consistent safety audits for buildings and systems to maintain an “Outstanding Performer” safety accreditation rating

Company-wide safety ambassador program teaching every day safety to all employees while encouraging a safe working environment

We’re delivering value beyond electricity.

PREPAREDNESS STARTS WITH YOU, AND CONTINUES WITH US As temperatures drop and winter weather sets in, staying safe becomes even more important.

These four tips to help you safeguard your home while protecting your loved ones during the colder months. cobbemc.com/Safety

Never leave candles, space heaters, or fireplaces unattended, as they can quickly become fire hazards.

Be sure to test your smoke detectors, and replace any dead batteries.

Avoid overloading any electrical outlets, as they are a major cause of electrical fires in the home. You should also inspect any applicance electrical cords for any fraying or cracking.

As wood burns, a sticky substance known as creosote builds up in the chimney. Schedule to clean your fireplace at least once a year to remove the creosote buildup that can ignite.

Immediately clean and remove spilled foods from cooking surfaces, and be mindful about where you place flammable items like dish towels to avoid kitchen fires.