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* The areas list­ed here are gen­er­al and may be referred to with local names.

* Some areas can be large and may be split into sev­er­al cut­ting cycles.

If your prop­er­ty is part of the cur­rent cut­ting cycle, you will get an email and a noti­fi­ca­tion in SmartHub (if you sub­scribe). To check if your prop­er­ty is affect­ed by the cur­rent cycle, please call the office at 843–538-5700.

Why We’re Involved

Cooperative Principle #7

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Concern for Community

While focus­ing on mem­ber needs, coop­er­a­tives work for the sus­tain­able devel­op­ment of their com­mu­ni­ties through poli­cies accept­ed by their mem­bers.

From edu­ca­tion­al oppor­tu­ni­ties to spon­sor­ships to coor­di­nat­ing out­reach pro­grams, Coastal Elec­tric Coop­er­a­tive and its employ­ees have always been involved in our com­mu­ni­ty. This is out­lined in Coop­er­a­tive Prin­ci­ple #7, and our par­tic­i­pa­tion is how we work to enhance the lives and ensure the future of our mem­bers, neigh­bors, and the broad­er South Car­oli­na good. We’re com­mit­ted to being there for our mem­bers.

We part­ner with a wide vari­ety of agen­cies, char­i­ties, pro­grams, and com­mu­ni­ty events. Coastal Elec­tric’s meters, equip­ment, poles, and trucks are an every­day pres­ence in our mem­bers’ lives, but our par­tic­i­pa­tion in local civic-mind­ed activ­i­ties is as much a part of our orga­ni­za­tion as hard­hats and wires.

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