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04/13/2026

04/02/2026

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02/11/2026

As we get things closer to back to normal after the historical ice storm. We have to get back to business as usual. Unfortunately, that also means cut-offs for non payment. If you have questions about your billing please come by or call, and I or someone on the staff will be glad to answer your questions. We will work with you to try to make this a smooth process. Thank you.

02/09/2026

Below is the link to the Department of Commerce and Insurance with the state. This is the link that will take you to the page to request a free safety inspection if you have had damage due to the ice storm. It is a page to file a complaint, but this is where the state wants you to request the inspections.

File a Complaint Regarding Businesses and Professionals in Tennessee Welcome to the Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance’s Complaint Assistant. The Department of Commerce and Insurance regulates several hundred thousand Tennesseans in their professions and businesses. These boards, commi...

02/08/2026

Winter Storm Update
Hardin County (2/8/2026)

We’re nearing the end of restoration efforts from this winter storm. At this time, all residential customers without damage to their meter bases should have power restored.

If you are still without electricity and your electrical entrance is not damaged, please call our office at 731 925 4916.

Our crews are beginning the clean up process today. If you see wire down in your yard, please stay away from it and call us immediately.

We appreciate your patience—full system restoration will take weeks or months, and we encourage you to report any concerns you see across the system. Yard light and yard light pole repairs will also continue in the coming days.

Thank you for your continued support and cooperation as we work to restore normal operations for our community. Stay safe!

02/07/2026

Winter Storm Update – Hardin County (2/7/2026)
Our crews made great progress yesterday and were able to clear more than 200 individual trouble cases. That work continues today.

If you are still without power, please call our office at 731-925-4916 and let us know.

We realize many members have been out for several days, and we want to make absolutely sure no one is overlooked. Our crews will be working through the weekend until every member’s power is restored.
We sincerely apologize for the hardship this storm and the prolonged outages have caused. Our employees, contractors, and the crews from neighboring co-ops and municipalities have been working long hours, and they will continue giving their all until service is fully restored. Cleanup efforts will take months as we work to bring our system back to its original condition.
Thank you for your patience, understanding, and support.

02/06/2026

Winter Storm Update
2/6/2026
Hardin County

We still have 500 members without power. We have all of our line sections on and are working on individual cases of trouble. ❄️
We’ve generated a list of every remaining outage and assigned each one to a crew. Restoration won’t be quick, but dividing our teams will help us move as efficiently as possible. Crews are working across all areas of our system today.
⚠️ Important Safety Note: If your power returns and you notice lights flickering, or some lights getting unusually bright or dim, please turn off your main breaker immediately and call our office. This can be a sign of an issue with your service or meter base connections.

02/05/2026

Winter Storm Update – February 5, 2026 Hardin County
Our crews have re energized all primary feeders and long taps across the system. At the peak of the storm, we had just over 9,000 members without power. As of this morning, that number is down to just under 700.
Crews have now divided into smaller teams and are working through individual outages. We will continue working until every member’s power is restored.
⚠️ Safety Reminder: We continue to find service wires on the ground. Please treat all downed wires as energized and stay far away.\ If your service wire is on the ground and repairs are needed before we can safely reconnect it (examples: broken poles replaced or service risers repaired), we may have to disconnect it temporarily until corrections are made.
👷 Crews are actively working in these areas today: Country Club Lane, Chestnut Lane, Hwy 203, E Dude Drive, Sutton Hollow Road, Oak Grove Road, Goodman Street, Patterson Road, Hwy 69, Echo Valley, Oak Street, Low Water Bridge, Pyburn Drive, Maxie Loop, and the City of Savannah.
We are also reconnecting homes that have completed the required repairs in the order they were received. Please call the ladies in our front office if you have had work completed to get on our list to reconnect. They have done an outstanding job throughout this storm and will be glad to assist you.
Thank you for your patience as we continue restoration efforts. Stay safe, Hardin County.

02/04/2026

UPDATE
WAYNE COUNTY
2/4/2026
TVEC and Mutual aid crews have moved to assist in restoring power for the remaining members in Hardin County. TVEC members in Wayne County who have been disconnected due to damage during the recent storm are asked to contact TVEC's Waynesboro office at (931) 722-5441 to request reconnection. We would like to take this moment to thank each individual, business, organization and church for the acts of kindness and all the support we have received during this time. Also, we want to extend our gratitude to Wayne County EMA, and their volunteers, Wayne County Highway Dept, Wayne County Sheriff Dept, 911 dispatchers, and TDOT and other agencies for their assistance during this process. To our employees, we say THANK YOU for their hard work and dedication to the Cooperative and its members. Each one plays a crucial roll each day but especially during times such as this. We especially would like to thank our members for their patience and understanding during difficult times such as these.

02/04/2026

⚠️ DANGER: STAY AWAY FROM DOWNED POWER LINES ⚠️
If you see a downed or sagging power line, assume it is LIVE and extremely dangerous.\ Electricity can travel through the ground, water, fences, trees, or even equipment near the line.
What to do:
• ❌ Do NOT approach the line—stay at least 30 feet away.
• 📞 Call TVEC at 731-925-4916.
• 🚧 Keep others back, including children and pets.
• 🚗 If a power line falls on your vehicle, stay inside, call for help, and wait for emergency crews.
Your safety matters—never attempt to move a downed line or anything touching it.
Stay alert. Stay safe. ⚡

02/04/2026

We are still dealing with many downed powerlines, and several areas remain inaccessible by truck. Our two track machines are working to set poles in those hard to reach locations, and our linemen are climbing poles to get wires back up safely.
We are reconnecting repaired services in the order they were reported. At this time, fifteen crews are actively working across our system.
A huge thank you to our front office staff, who have been incredibly busy answering calls, keeping detailed outage records, and tracking restoration progress. We appreciate your patience and kindness as they continue working long, difficult hours.
🔧 Areas of focus today include:\ Glenda Faye Lane, Worley Road, Pyburn Road, Great Oaks Lane, Rogers Creek, Odle Lane, South Lonesome Pine Road, Harbert Hill, Skinner Lane, Rubel Way, Geneva Road, Connie Beth Lane, Salt Lane, Akies Lane, Nance Bend, N Creek Ridge Road, Garrard Lane, S Choate Creek Road, HW 69 S, Low Water Bridge Road, Germany Branch, Number Two Road, Pompey Branch, College Street, Dougs Lane, Greenwood, Vine Street, Oak Grove, Cromwell Street, Southern Lane, and the City of Savannah.
We have three crews working in the city reconnecting services today.
This historic storm has impacted every part of our system. We remain fully committed to restoring power to all our members as quickly and safely as possible. Thank you for your continued patience and understanding.