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Co-op members gathered at three trustee district meetings in late January 2020 to select candidates for the co-op’s board of trustees in Districts 2, 4 and 6. Incumbents Kelley... Continue Reading ›
As of 3 p.m. on Wednesday, September 4, the eye of Hurricane Dorian has nearly passed the state of Florida. The forecast calls for tropical storm force gusts and periods of heavy... Continue Reading ›
Clay Electric is following Hurricane Dorian’s movements and preparing for its possible arrival next week in North Florida. The co-op suggests everyone keep an eye on the projected... Continue Reading ›
Clay Electric is making pre-storm preparations for Hurricane Dorian and urges its members to do the same. Due to the anticipated storm track, the co-op is preparing for potential... Continue Reading ›
Clay Electric’s annual vehicle and equipment auction is going on now through April 30. More than 50 vehicles, pieces of equipment and other items are up for auction. Photos and... Continue Reading ›
A forecast team from Colorado State University has predicted a slightly below-average level of activity in the Atlantic basin this hurricane season. The CSU Tropical... Continue Reading ›
When you establish an account on the Clay Electric website, you gain easy access to change e-mail addresses, and you can establish your billing preferences. "My Account" also allows you to view your billing history and other account information.
For name changes on your account, you will need to call or drop by your local district office. A signed form (not presently available on this website) is required.
To change an address on your account, you may call or drop by your local district office, or you may make the address change online through "My Account".
If you would like to establish a new service for a location (no previous electric service), please call or drop by your local district office and meet with the New Services representative to set up the new service.
If you are moving to a location with already-established electric service, you may request service online, over the phone or by visiting your local district office.