Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative adjusts hours to enhance community service

April 25, 2025 | Cochise County, Arizona

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Cochise County's Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative (SSVEC) is set to implement new office hours starting June 2, transitioning to a Monday through Thursday schedule from 6:30 AM to 5 PM. This change aims to enhance service availability for members while also reducing operational costs by closing on Fridays. The cooperative plans to trial this schedule for six months, assessing its impact on member service and operational efficiency.

During a recent government meeting, representatives highlighted the cooperative's commitment to community engagement, showcasing initiatives such as charity events that raised over $4,000 for local food banks and scholarships for 40 seniors pursuing higher education. The cooperative's leadership emphasized that any operational changes are evaluated based on their benefits to the membership.
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In addition to the new hours, SSVEC is gearing up for its annual meeting on May 29 at Buena High School in Sierra Vista. The event will feature cooperative updates, safety demonstrations, and opportunities for members to win bill credits and raffle prizes.

The meeting also touched on ongoing community support efforts, including a clothing exchange organized by the Huachuca City Lions Club, aimed at providing clothing to those in need. This inaugural event will take place on April 26, allowing community members to donate or acquire clothing.

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As SSVEC continues to adapt its services and engage with the community, the upcoming changes and events reflect a proactive approach to meeting the needs of Cochise County residents.

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