Delivering electrical power to rural communities is something like delivering the mail. Serving widely scattered homes, farms and business calls for a different way of thinking than you’ll find in denser urban and suburban areas.
Rural customers require the same rain-or-shine dependability that people take for granted in the city — no matter how far off the beaten path they may be.
Although many once rural areas have since developed into suburban, commercial and industrial areas, the individual attention and importance still holds true. I’ve found that working with electrical cooperatives is a little like talking to a small town mail carrier. The familiarity with the territory and the people is remarkable. That’s one reason I like to stick to the cooperative routes.
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Patrick J. Wheeler, President Utility Systems Engineering, Inc.
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