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Missouri YT site

The official YT national site

Crawford Electric's YT information




 
Your Account
Check out the new Take Control & Save initiative. This program is designed to save you money.

Switch to ENERGY STAR-qualified compact fluorescent light bulbs and save energy. Listen to "Home Remedies" every Saturday at 9 a.m. on KTUI - 1560 AM. Doug Rye's radio show focuses on energy efficiency. Detailed energy audits are available to members for $50. Call the co-op to get on the schedule. Get rebates on energy efficient water heaters, dishwashers, clothes washers and room air conditioners. Rebates are available for members installing a ground source/geothermal or dual-fuel heat pump.
 

Federal Tax Credits for Energy Efficiency


Check out the NEW do-it-yourself home energy audit tool here.

Your Community
Learn about how your cooperative aims to enhance the quality of life for our member-owners and their communities. Information on electrical safety, environmental stewardship and community betterment can be found in this section. You can read your monthly member newsletter here, too.


Read your monthly newsletter, Your Co-op Connection , online.

Your Co-op
The cooperative form of business offers you many advantages. The locally owned co-op is part of a powerfully united network that's responsive to member needs and operated on a not-for-profit basis.

See pics from the annual meeting of members
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WWW http://www.crawfordelec.com/
 
P.O. Box 10 -- 10301 North Service Rd. -- Bourbon, MO 65441
Phone: 800-677-2667 or 573-732-4415
Fax: 573-732-5409
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
 


Power Outage Information


Contact Us
During a power outage, call
1-800-677-2667 to report. E-mail is only checked
8 a.m-5 p.m M-F.


Safety Tip

Don't Contact Us!

Electricity is the safest form of energy, and is a real workhorse on the farm. But safety does require a few precautions. For instance, keep machinery away from overhead lines, and be sure anyone making deliveries knows their location. Better yet, locate storage bins and feed containers away from power lines. Call your electric cooperative for more tips on using electricity safely.

For more electrical safety advice visit our
Safety Tips page.
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