Moving a ladder for outdoor spring cleaning? Remember: Always LOOK UP for safety. Keep any ladder away from overhead power lines.

Overgrown trees are one of the leading causes of electrical power interruptions. Use this guide to plant responsibly and avoid causing an outage: waltonemc.com/customer-servi…

Save the Date: Walton EMC Charity Shoot August 17 Cherokee Rose, Griffin Register here: conta.cc/3MxphQA

It’s National Electrical Safety Month. In this month — and every month —Walton EMC urges you to always think first and make electrical safety a priority. Find tips here: bit.ly/3IjeRBM

Understanding how much power you’re using, and when you’re using it, is the first step to better managing your electricity consumption. Download the myWaltonEMC app to easily track and manage your energy use from any mobile device. Get it from the App Store or Google.

It’s time to make a power move! Have a say in how Walton EMC operates by participating in the Annual Meeting Saturday, June 17, at Walton EMC's headquarters in Monroe. Get the details here: bit.ly/41H6kzk

It’s National Electrical Safety Month. In this month — and every month —Walton EMC urges you to always think first and make electrical safety a priority. Find tips here: bit.ly/3IjeRBM

A shoutout to all the small businesses along Walton EMC’s lines as we celebrate National Small Business Month. Supplying reliable electricity at competitive rates is one way Walton EMC helps power our local small businesses. When they are strong, we all reap the rewards.

Understanding how much power you’re using, and when you’re using it, is the first step to better managing your electricity consumption. Download the myWaltonEMC app to easily track and manage your energy use from any mobile device. Get it from the App Store or Google.

It’s time to make a power move! Have a say in how Walton EMC operates by participating in the Annual Meeting Saturday, June 17, at Walton EMC's headquarters in Monroe. Get the details here: bit.ly/41H6kzk

8:30 p.m. Update Turbulent weather has caused significant interruptions across our 10-county service territory. There are currently 8,177 members affected (7,000 in Gwinnett County). You can see current outages here: bit.ly/3Gwdvk3.

6/25/23, 10:30 p.m. Update Since storms hit our area late this afternoon, Walton EMC linemen have restored power to 7,500+ members. There are currently 1,883 members without power. Look here for more storm safety tips: waltonemc.com/news/storm-cen….

Walton EMC Representatives for the 2023 Washington Youth Tour (pictured in front of the White House) are, L-R, Deeya Mepani, Julianna Walker, Katia Busch and Keely Gray.

July is National Blueberry Month! Gather up some Georgia-grown goodness to make Blueberry Lemon Icebox Pie (bit.ly/46LcSR5).

7/20/23, 8:15 p.m. Update Walton EMC has 17,000+ members without power due to heavy rain and strong winds. That’s down from 20,000+ at 7:50 p.m. Storms have caused individual outages spread across our service territory. You can view outages here: outageentry.com/Outages/outage…

If you are currently experiencing a power outage, please inform Walton EMC by clicking the link below then selecting the blue button that says “Report an Outage.” This is the fastest and most efficient way to let us know your power is off. outageentry.com/Outages/outage…

We follow a time-tested process to restore your power during a large outage.

A group of boys watches with fascination as a line crew repairs service near a local pool. Amanda Hall, a member of Walton EMC, captured the moment. Her photo perfectly showcases the joy and curiosity of these youngsters as they soak up the final days of summer. #futurelinemen