Deaf Smith Electric

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Please note we will be closed tomorrow for the Labor Day holiday.

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Here’s a cool tip for summer! When possible, wait to run large, heat-emitting appliances until the evening hours, when it’s cooler outside. #SaveEnergy

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Nationwide, electric co-ops serve 1 in 8 U.S. residents in rural and exurban communities. Compared to other electric utilities, co-ops often serve areas with lower population density, lower median income and higher costs to deliver electricity per capita.

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While each electric co-op is unique and adapts to their local members’ needs, together, our network plays a vital role in transforming the communities we are proud to serve. Across the U.S., 830 distribution co-ops deliver power to their communities.

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Take control of your summer energy use! A smart thermostat automatically adjusts heating and cooling temperature settings in your home for optimal performance and can help you save a great deal of energy (and money!) annually. #SaveEnergy

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Electric cooperatives are locally operated, making them capable of adapting to their local communities’ energy needs. We’re proud to be part of the network that serves 22 million homes, businesses, schools and farms across the U.S.

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If your little ones ride the bus, remind them to load and unload in front of the school bus (never behind) so the driver always has a clear view of passengers. 🚌❤️

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Remember to give school buses space and stop when you see red lights flashing. 🚌🛑

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Remember to give school buses space and stop when you see red lights flashing. 🚌🛑

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August is Back-to-School Safety Month, so let’s remember to play it safe as we begin a new school year. A friendly reminder to slow down as you drive through residential areas and school zones. ⚠️

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If you are unsure an email is from us, please call to confirm (806-364-1166) and don't click on any links. #scammers

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Feeling the summer heat? Solar screens can reduce solar heat gain, UV damage, and glare. They can be installed on the interior or exterior as roller shades or fixed panels, and they typically allow for a view out the window and light transmission.

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Did you know electric cooperatives serve 42 million people across the U.S.? Collectively, co-ops power 56% of the American landscape.

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Make sure to replace you cooling system's filter on a regular basis! #energyefficiency

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The best way to save energy and beat the peak during summer months is to raise your thermostat a few degrees. Your cooling system requires a lot of energy use––by raising it a bit, you can save energy and reduce the demand for energy. #BeatThePeak #SaveEnergy

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🎉 Exciting news! 🎉 United Way of Deaf Smith County just received a matching grant from our partners at Co-Bank! 🌟 This incredible support means we can amplify our impact in the community. 💪 Every dollar counts, and with Co-Bank's help, we'll make even bigger strides together!

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Here’s a simple way to help beat the peak! When the dishwasher is full and ready to run, wait to start it right before bed, when the demand for energy is lower. #BeatThePeak #SaveEnergy

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You can help beat the peak by saving energy-intensive chores during times when energy demand is lower. Save the laundry suds for off-peak hours, early morning or late evening. #BeatThePeak #SaveEnergy

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Extension cords should only be used as temporary solutions. Do not substitute extension cords for permanent wiring. If you need additional outlets and wiring options, contact a licensed electrician.

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Play it safe when using extension cords! Never use a cord that feels hot or is damaged in any way. Touching even a single exposed strand can give you an electric shock or burn.