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Instead of having to remember to mail a payment each month, more than 2,900 members are relaxing and letting Prince George Electric Cooperative’s autopay feature take care of things.

When Mary Ann Hallman, wife of member Robert Hallman, saw that her credit card was about to expire, she knew that she wanted a different way to pay her electric bill.
For many, credit and debit cards are a convenient way to purchase items on the go.  For the Hallman’s, that included their electric bill up until they switched to bank draft.

There seems to be an app for just about everything these days.  You can track everything from calories to daily steps and even how to reduce your mobile device screen time.   Wouldn’t it be convenient if there was a mobile app that kept up with everything about your electric account? Well, there is!

A nonprofit foundation that assists families facing pediatric cancer got a heartfelt charitable boost this month from employees at Community Electric Cooperative (CEC) and Prince George Electric Cooperative (PGEC). Sixteen volunteers (eight from each co-op) spent a Thursday morning conducting a “Ready Bag Packing Party” to support families whose children are afflicted with cancer.