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Conversations and ConnectionsAnne Vaden CoServ Electric Board Chairman, District 5 Director
A man stopped me in the grocery store recently to thank me for paying his electric bill. It took me a moment to realize he was referring to the Capital Credit Retirement bill credit that most CoServ Members saw on their January statement. “You’re very welcome,” I said. “Your money
helps make everything we do at CoServ possible.” I had a
longer conversation with a Member who was upset about a recent tree-trimming job in his neighborhood. “What can we do?” I asked. “Can you glue the limbs back on?” We had a good laugh but decided to skip the glue and, instead, plant a new tree for him. Both conversations were good reminders of the tangible benefits of being a CoServ Member—Capital Credits and access to your Board of Directors. Need to reach me? You can do so at [email protected].
Spotlight
Volume 2, Issue 1 Feburary 2016
At the January 2016 Board Meeting, I had the privilege of presenting my friend and CoServ Board colleague Bill Ragsdale with a special certificate from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) that recognized his successful completion of the Director Gold Program. Continuing education and discussion of the latest industry trends are a big part of being a CoServ Board Member.
Capital CreditsCapital Credits may be retired (paid) at the discretion of the CoServ Electric Board of Directors. In 2015, CoServ retired $12 million in Capital Credits, bringing the total amount distributed to Members since 2003 to $84 million. Amounts of $200 or more were distributed via check sent through the mail; amounts of $199.99 or less appeared as a credit on your CoServ statement.
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Service Addr: 0000 STREET ADDRESS
7701 South Stemmons - Corinth, TX 76210-1842
PAYMENT COUPON
STATEMENT
133.00
Return this portion with your payment and include your account
number on your check. Customer Service inquiries should be
directed to [email protected] or (940) 321-7800, as CoServ
shall not be held responsible for requests or notifications written
on this payment coupon.
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MAIL PAYMENTS TO:
Electric Service Detail
Electric Energy Charge*
$126.97
Capital Credit
-$16.29
District Fee
$5.08
Statement Date:
12/08/2015
Customer Number:
0000000000
Account Number:
0000000000
Bill Number:
00000000
Total Amount Due:
$116.00
Service Address: 0000 STREET ADDRESS
CAPITAL CREDITS: Keep an eye out-checks will be mailed ($200 or more) and accounts credited ($199.99 or less). In 2015, we're
returning $12 million to CoServ Electric Members! Also, this holiday season, CoServ will be closed Dec. 24, 25 and Jan. 1.
Member and Customer Rights and Responsibility information is available upon request.
Statement Date:
12/08/2015
Customer Number:
0000000000
Account Number:
0000000000
Bill Number:
00000000
Total Amount Due:
$116.00
Current Bill Due Date:
12/26/2015
AMOUNT PAID:
Current electric charges subject to 5% late payment fee if
not received by current bill due date.
Account Summary
Previous Statement
$98.00
Payment(s) Received
-$98.00
Electric Current Charges
$132.05
Adjustments/Credits
-$16.29
Operation Roundup®
$0.24
Account Balance
$116.00
*Electric Energy Charge includes a Customer Charge ($10) and PCRF ($-0.022/kwh)
Electric Usage Statement
Service From: 11/01/2015 Service To:12/01/2015
Previous Reading: 23831 Current Reading: 24967
KWh Used:1136
Meter Multiplier:1.000 Meter Number:
406191
Rate Code:Residential Days of Service:
30KWh Usage History
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Volume 2, Issue 1 February 2016
2016 shaping up to be another yearof growth for CoServWith 170,547 Members and 98,000 Gas Customers, 2016 is shaping up to be another big year for residential and commercial growth in CoServ’s service territory.
In January, CoServ installed 1,325 gas and electric meters—a figure reflective of the ongoing construction throughout North Texas. According to U.S. Census Bureau projections, Collin and Denton counties in the next five years will experience 21 percent and 19.5 percent growth, respectively.
As North Texas residential and commercial growth increases, so do CoServ’s planning efforts to provide reliable power to areas with growing energy needs. This careful planning enables us to keep electricity rates stable and affordable—in fact, we haven’t raised rates in 15 years.
Since September 2013, at the Board of Directors’ direction, CoServ has informed Members and Customers about several high-growth areas in our service territory that require new substations and transmission infrastructure. The #CoServ2020 initiative is designed to keep Members informed about projects that could be planned in their area over the next few years. Click on the ENERGY SOLUTIONS tab on CoServ.com for an overview of the high-growth areas, a detailed look at current and upcoming projects, and an explanation of the PUC process for new transmission facilities.
The CoServ Electric Board of Directors is elected at-large by CoServ Members and serves three-year terms. For more about the voting process, please click the ABOUT tab on CoServ.com.
