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Pictured from left are Mineral Area College Trustees Scott Sikes and Harvey Faircloth, Tom Steska, General Manager of Black River Electric Cooperative, Dr. James Bullis, MAC Trustee and MAC President Dr. Steven Kurtz.

MAC honors BREC for 20 years of cooperation, support

Citing the longstanding cooperation and support of Mineral Area College by Black River Electric Cooperative, MAC’s Board of Trustees presented BREC with a plaque of appreciation during Mineral Area College’s Fourth Friday Luncheon held August 27, at BREC’s headquarters in Fredericktown.

Access to quality education is an important component to develop job skills and local leadership for rural residents. Cooperatives like BREC are founded on local leadership and a commitment to the community. Through that community commitment, students from throughout BREC’s service area are able to attend classes at MAC’s Fredericktown facility located on property made available by BREC.

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OBSERVANCE OF LABOR DAY

Our offices will be closed September 6th, 2010 in observance of Labor Day.
Dispatchers will be on duty in case of outages.

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Missouri One Call
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Rural Missouri
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Safe Electricity
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HOW TO REACH BREC

1-888-461-COOP-Automated 24/7 customer service hotline is the fastest way to check your balance, make a payment, provide a meter reading, or report an outage. Try it today!

www.brec.coop -Use this site to view your bill, make a payment, provide a meter reading, or review your account history. View your bill before it hits your mailbox!

Fredericktown Office (800) 392-4711 Located on County Road 517 just north of the US67/72 intersection in Fredericktown. Office hours are 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Monday through Friday. The Service Center is open 24/7 for your calls.

Marble Hill Office (573) 238-2621 Located at 304 Conrad Street in Marble Hill, across the street from McDonald's. Office hours are 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Monday through Friday.

Ellington Office (573) 663-2226 Located at 270 Main Street in Ellington. Office hours are 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Monday through Friday.

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Partner Payment Locations-Click Here to see a list of BREC's partner payment locations.

SAFETY TIP

Downed power lines

When severe weather hits or an accident occurs, power lines can come down. Remember to treat all downed wires as live and dangerous! Keep in mind the potentially deadly threat of downed electric wires and other safety hazards. If you see a downed power line call us immediately @ 1-800-392-4711. If the line is on a road or public area also contact your local police so that they can divert traffic and keep the area clear until our crews can arrive.

Maintain a distance of at least 10 feet from downed or sagging wires and anything they are in contact with, including puddles of water, trees, fences, etc. A power line that touches the ground can shock or kill you even if you do not touch it. The electrical current can travel through the ground and into your body.

Keep children and family pets away from areas where lines may have fallen (backyards, fields, school yards, etc.)

Don't drive over downed power lines. Even if they are not energized, the lines could get entangled in your vehicle, causing further damage or injury.

Before removing tree debris, carefully check the debris and surrounding ground for downed wires. Look overhead for dangling or low power lines.

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