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If you’re planning to deck the halls soon, use energy-saving LED light strands. The Dept. of Energy estimates that LED holiday lights typically increase energy bills by about $5 to $7, while older, incandescent holiday lights typically increase energy bills by $33+. #saveenergy

High school juniors, your adventure could start here. Applications for the 2027 Washington, D.C. Youth Tour are open now! Experience our nation’s history firsthand, meet students from across the country and discover how your voice can make a difference. cec.coop/in-your-community/y…

Celebrating 50 years of the Snowflake Boutique! Doors open today at 1 p.m. and tomorrow at 9 a.m. at the Deschutes County Fairgrounds Cascade Lakes South Building. Learn more about this beloved tradition, the generations behind it and 50 years of giving: cec.coop/news-releases/gener…

Today you can have your doughnut and save energy too with this quick #energyefficiency tip! 🍩 #NationalDoughnutDay #savemoney #saveenergy

As temperatures drop, your water heater may be working overtime. 🍂🚿 Setting it to 120°F can help save energy while keeping showers comfortable. Remember to check your owner’s manual before adjusting the temperature. Source: U.S. Dept. of Energy

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The November #Ruralite is here! 🍂 Meet the veterans who work at Central Electric, learn about the power line rebuild serving Pine Mountain Observatory, and catch up on more stories from your co-op. Read it here: issuu.com/utilitypioneers/do…

November is National Child Safety & Protection Month! Keep little ones safe: use outlet covers, replace damaged cords, and teach kids about electrical dangers. Early education saves lives. ❤️🔌 #ChildSafety

It’s time to fall back! Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday, November 1. Remember to set your clocks back one hour before heading to bed tonight!

🎃👻 From our family to yours, have a happy and safe Halloween! 👻🎃 Whether you're trick-or-treating, carving pumpkins, or just enjoying some spooky fun, remember to stay safe and keep those lights on! 💡🍬💀 #HappyHalloween

This spooky season, keep home energy use and décor safety in check. Stop energy vampires from unnecessary consumption and double check electrical cords for damage. From your friends at Central Electric Cooperative, we hope you have a safe and frightfully-fun Halloween! 🎃💚

It's national cat day! So keep an eye out on cords, cats are notorious chewers!

For 50 years, Snowflake Boutique has brought together generations of makers, volunteers and shoppers in Central Oregon. 🎄Learn how a small gathering of 25 crafters grew into a longtime holiday tradition. Read more: cec.coop/news-releases/gener…

#DYK co-ops are guided the following principles: 1. Open and Voluntary Membership 2. Democratic Member Control 3. Members’ Economic Participation 4. Autonomy and Independence 5. Education, Training, and Information 6. Cooperation Among Cooperatives 7. Concern for Community

🎃 Happy National Pumpkin Day! From porch decorations to pumpkin treats, we hope your day is gourd-geous and full of good energy! ⚡🧡 #NationalPumpkinDay

Central Electric knows the best solutions start with listening. Because our members guide our future, we’re able to focus on what matters most here at home. Local voices. Local leadership. Local solutions. 📣❤️

Even strong passwords can be compromised. Multifactor authentication adds an extra layer of protection by requiring an additional way to verify your identity. Turn on MFA for important accounts whenever it’s available, especially for email, financial and utility accounts.

Electric co-ops offer careers that make a real impact—building skills, connections, and stronger communities. This #CareersInEnergyWeek, we’re celebrating those who power our hometowns and the many ways you can join them. #GetIntoEnergy

No bucket truck? Time to climb. This #ThrowbackThursday photo takes us back to an earlier era of line work, when climbing the pole was part of getting the job done.