June 9-15 is Right-of-Way Professionals Week! We thank the dedicated men and women who work diligently to build and maintain the essential infrastructure that connects our communities and drives progress. 💪❤️
Sedgwick County Electric Cooperative
Sedgwick County Electric Cooperative is committed to providing safe, reliable, innovative energy solutions for you, our member-owners.
Incorporated under the laws of the State of Kansas on November 18, 1937, Sedgwick County Electric Cooperative is wholly owned and controlled by the people to whom it provides electric service. We invite you to learn more about Sedgwick County Electric Cooperative by reading the information provided on our website.

It's important to call 811 before you dig. But who's behind the 811 number and what do those little colored flags mean? https://bit.ly/4lgTe72
Stay powered and worry-free during a power outage. Learn about how home generators can safeguard your home and your peace of mind when the lights go out.

If your electricity meter has been replaced since January 2009 with a digital meter, it is likely a smart meter. Learn more about the benefits that come along with this upgrade!
https://bit.ly/4khRr0k

By changing a few of your habits, you can create a green yardscape that protects the environment and helps you save money. https://bit.ly/4iSYFaA

The electricity that powers our lives has become so commonplace that people sometimes forget the importance of using it safely. But no one makes electrical safety more of a priority than your local cooperative. Learn more about our safety resources, take the safety quiz and review our safety checklist to help you use energy wisely and safely.
https://bit.ly/3wlFx22
Have you ever wondered what demand means when it comes to electricity? Learn how demand charges work!

May is National Electrical Safety Month. Use these tips to stay safe, inside and out. https://bit.ly/3EaY2Kc

Be sure to keep your refrigerator running efficiently with routine maintenance!

Did you know May is National Wildfire Awareness Month? Wildfire prevention starts with all of us. Only build campfires in designated fire rings or pits. Always fully extinguish fires with water until the ashes are cold to the touch.
Keep electrical appliances a safe distance from water to avoid electrical shock. Be safe or be toast!
Electrical fires account for 51,000 fires each year, nearly 500 deaths and more than 1,400 injuries. May is National Electrical Safety Month, and while electrical safety should be practiced year-round, here are a few safety reminders to start out the month.
Click here to claim your Sponsored Listing.
Location
Contact the business
Telephone
Address
1355 S 383rd Street W , PO Box 220
Cheney, KS
67025
Opening Hours
Monday | 8am - 5pm |
Tuesday | 8am - 5pm |
Wednesday | 8am - 5pm |
Thursday | 8am - 5pm |
Friday | 8am - 5pm |