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The 2018 hurricane season begins June 1, and while forecasting agencies have predicted an above-average level of hurricane activity this year, it only takes one storm to cause... Continue Reading ›
Clay Electric Cooperative continues to monitor the storms in the western Caribbean as they are becoming better defined and will likely become a subtropical or tropical depression... Continue Reading ›
Clay Electric has recently seen a rise in reports of scam calls and misleading offers. The cooperative once again reminds its residential and commercial members that it does not... Continue Reading ›
On Apr. 9, 2018, Clay Electric honored the dedicated men who often work in challenging conditions to keep the lights on. The co-op proudly recognizes all electric linemen for... Continue Reading ›
A forecast team from Colorado State University has predicted a slightly above-average level of activity in the Atlantic basin this hurricane season. Phil Klotzbach and Michael... Continue Reading ›
Clay Electric Cooperative’s members re-elected three members to the board of trustees during the co-op’s 80th annual meeting on March 29, 2018 at the cooperative’s central office... 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.