SSVEC

If you see an unusual object flying over Cochise County, rest assured its doing a job to keep us all safe. SSVEC is using drones to check equipment. If you see one, get excited! They're making our service better, safer and troubleshooting issues before they begin.

How do you handle a power outage? What if you can't get in touch with the power company? SSVEC's new alert system will help you and your family navigate the dark.

Drones are integrated into a lot of industries in today's high-tech world. They are used in careers from real estate to law enforcement. SSVEC is adding this tech to help prevent power outages and fix them when they occur. Here is their press release...

Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative has announced Sara Ransom to as General Council. Below is the press release: Sara Ransom, an attorney who has been serving as contracted Corporate Counsel to Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative (SSVEC) since 2021, has been hired as General Counsel...

The price of everything has been going up lately and we're all doing our best to make ends meet. Energy and electricity costs are no exception. Member owned Sulfur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative is working on solutions to keep costs down.

Jason Bowling, CEO at Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative (SSVEC) was on First Watch with Sheriff Mark Dannels to talk about high energy cost as it moves with inflation.   What is happening in the industry, not only locally but nationally, and even worldwide?   Jason...

Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative, also known as SSVEC, has always been a supporter of community and local events. This radio station has teamed up with SSVEC on multiple occasions to promote a verity of non-profits like the Boys and Girls Club of Sierra Vista, the Firefighters Toy Drive,  and a long list of local happenings. SSV...