ADDRESSCHANGE
For address changes please contact your electric cooperative by clicking on their name below:
Your co-op is where you pay your bill. It can also be found at the top of your Cooperative Living Magazine. (see example to right)
Make sure to include previous address, new address and contact information such as phone or email.
If you receive the Virginia’s Electric issue and don’t get the magazine through a co-op, please fill out and submit the form below to make a change to your address:
STOP AND SMELL THE TULIPS. Shenandoah Valley Electric Cooperative member Linda Bursey wants to remind us to take a moment to stop and smell the tulips … like her sweet grandson Leo. Thanks for sharing, Linda!![]()
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To all the mothers (and mother figures) out there who read Cooperative Living magazine....we appreciate you! Have a blessed Mother’s Day! ![]()
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#welovemoms #mothersday2021
We love this! Good job, guys!We exist to serve our members, no matter the circumstances. Pictured from left to right, Lead Lineman Brandon Long and Linemen 2nd Class P.J. Jarvis and Jordan Jack, all of the Augusta District, found a member who had fallen in her yard on April 30. The member says she laid there several hours, unable to get anyone's attention. Responding to an outage, Long's crew spotted her. Brandon lifted her and assisted her to her porch, no major injuries from the situation reported. "Somebody’s hollerin’ for help," Brandon says, "you’re going to help them." We know you aren't looking for recognition, but we applaud your act of kindness, Brandon, P.J. and Jordan!
