Walton EMC

It’s time to make a power move! Have a say in how Walton EMC operates by participating in the Annual Meeting on June 20.

Don’t forget: Every member who registers will be in a drawing to win a retired pickup truck or one of many $50 bill credits and receive a bucket of goodies and a 90th Anniversary commemorative blanket!

Bucket of gifts limited to the first 2,500 registered.

Meeting details: https://www.waltonemc.com/about/annual-meeting/

During National Electrical Safety Month, take proactive steps to prevent potential hazards. Today’s project: Ensure that lighting fixtures have the appropriate watt bulb. Using a larger watt bulb may cause a fire.

“Those who have long enjoyed such privileges as we enjoy forget in time that men have died to win them.” — Franklin D. Roosevelt

Wishing you a safe Memorial Day! Walton EMC is closed today. Please report outages at https://www.waltonemc.com/customer-service/report-an-outage/. Do not report outages on social media.

Our customer service line will close at 5 p.m. Friday, May 22. Our offices will be closed Monday, May 25, to celebrate the Memorial Day holiday.

Please report outages at https://www.waltonemc.com/customer-service/report-an-outage/. Do not report on social media.

Walton EMC team dominates at Georgia Lineman’s Rodeo Linemen representing Walton EMC at the 2026 Georgia Lineman’s rodeo are, front row, from left: Adam Simmons, Adrian Mendoza, Blaine Ogle, Harry Ruiz. Mason Byron, Cody Wright, Cody Stewart, McCray …

During National Electrical Safety Month, take proactive steps to prevent potential hazards. Today’s project: Prevent electric shock by relocating electronics away from water sources.

They’re green, made of steel, about the size of the air conditioning unit found outside your home and sit beside many streets. Have you ever been curious about their function? Learn more about pad-mount transformers at https://bit.ly/4uGsPmQ.

Our customer service line will close at 5 p.m. Friday, May 22. Our offices will be closed Monday, May 25, to celebrate the Memorial Day holiday.

Please report outages at waltonemc.com/customer-service/report-an-outage/. Do not report on social media.

During National Electrical Safety Month, take proactive steps to prevent potential hazards. Today’s tip: Avoid overloading outlets and never uses extension cords as permanent outlets.