Hurricane Season is here, and restoring power after a storm is a carefully planned process shared by utilities across the country. Crews start by addressing critical infrastructure before working outward to restore power safely and efficiently.
Hurricane Season is here. Don’t wait until a storm is on the way. Make sure your family has a plan and knows where to go if a shelter is needed. Review locations, check requirements, and register early. Visit https://t.co/gIDQUIugI8 for more information.
LCEC was on Sanibel last week, connecting with the community through Sanibel-Captiva Rotary Club and the City of Sanibel’s annual Hurricane Seminar. Employees shared how power is restored and how residents and businesses can prepare, along with key preparedness tips.
June 1 marks the beginning of hurricane season. Now is the time to review plans, update emergency supplies, and stay informed. LCEC is committed to keeping members prepared with the latest resources and information. Visit https://t.co/xjQMUnj1Bf for more info!
Visit today's Hurricane Expo:
City of Cape Coral's Hurricane Expo
Location: German American Social Club, 2101 SW Pine Island Rd, Cape Coral, FL 33991
Time: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
LCEC will provide complimentary Hurricane Guides and informative handouts.
Heat is a part of everyday life in Southwest Florida, but prolonged high temperatures can still pose a risk. Stay hydrated, take breaks in the shade or air conditioning, and limit outdoor activity during peak afternoon hours.
Reliable power matters. LCEC remains committed to maintaining a strong electric system and delivering dependable service that members can count on every day.
Congrats c/o 2025 Cape Coral Leadership class on their graduation and check presentation. Each year, LCEC sends employee participants to build relationships within the community and strengthen connections, helping make the place we call home even better.
Expanding, maintaining, and improving electric infrastructure supports reliable service and helps meet growing energy needs across the community. Visit the Infrastructre Projects page https://t.co/IAT1l0ogeG on https://t.co/gIDQUIugI8 for more information.
This Memorial Day, we honor the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. Gratitude is extended to those who gave their lives to protect the freedoms enjoyed every day. Their legacy will never be forgotten.
Being part of an electric cooperative means ownership, and equity credits matter. These credits reflect each member’s share of the annual success, returned over time based on electric use. Learn more in the latest edition of PLUGGED IN.
A group of LCEC leaders recently attended the State of Energy in Southwest Florida event. The group joined regional partners and industry experts for a discussion on the trends shaping the energy future. Director of Business Continuity Allan Ruth spoke. Conversations focused on reliability, growing energy demand, and the continued transition toward a more diverse energy mix as the region continues to grow.
Congratulations to all the LCEC territory graduates! These past weeks have been filled with family celebrations as loved ones embark on an exciting journey beyond high school. Wishing an amazing summer as LCEC continues its commitment to students and education!
Congratulations to the Leadership Lee County class of 2025–26 on graduation. Proud to celebrate this milestone alongside LCEC classmates Collette and Todd. Special recognition to Todd, voted by the class for the Congeniality Award for helping bring the class together.
Encouraging young minds to explore career paths in the utility industry. Providing insight and guidance to help the next generation uncover their strengths and opportunities, while reinforcing what makes a cooperative truly part of the community.
Different homes, different habits, different energy use.
LCEC offers online tools like Calc-U-Saver and SmartHub usage tracking to help manage electric bills as much as possible. Visit https://t.co/AymcU6QZRE for more information.
Congratulations to the next group of LCEC emerging leaders Mike and Marina on completing the FGCU Emerging Leader Program with other community members.
The program focused on strengthening leadership skills in communication, accountability, and performance to support meaningful impact at LCEC.
📷 Southwest Florida Leadership Institute
Tree care around power lines is extremely dangerous. Contact with an energized power line by body parts, tools, ladders, or tree trimmings can result in a powerful electrical shock. Learn about this and more in the latest edition of PLUGGED IN. Visit https://t.co/gIDQUIugI8.