We’ve been hearing a lot of talk about electric bills lately, especially from some folks who feel like rates are creeping higher than they should. Is that a fair concern? Absolutely. Nobody likes surprises—especially when it involves parting with more of your hard-earned cash. But let’s dig into the nitty-gritty of how your co-op bill is determined, plus a few ways you can keep it in check.
If you haven’t already, you should receive the Petit Jean Electric Cooperative Annual Report and ballot for the election of two directors soon. Please take the time to vote and return the ballot to the co-op in the small envelope provided.
“We’re here to serve you.” We’ve all heard this phrase countless times. These words may sound generic, but to us, they mean everything.
By: Mitch Ross
Heating, cooling and water heaters are always top of the list for me when I’m helping someone lower their bill. Although 46% of the bill may be heating and cooling, 14% water heating, 13% appliances, and so on, if you add it up, nearly 100% of energy use “boils” down to one concept: heat.
High inflation and high interest rates cost us all. With inflation rising to levels unseen in decades, households across Arkansas and the United States are asking how much more they can expect to pay for gasoline, groceries and other necessities. Who could have imagined $6 for a dozen eggs or $5 for orange juice?
Petit Jean Electric Cooperative works hard to keep your electric bills as affordable as possible. But did you know that Petit Jean Electric Cooperative works with more than 900 other local electric cooperatives across the United States to keep your electric bills as low as possible?
Experience an unforgettable week in our nation’s capital and Philadelphia from June 14-20. Selected students will also have the chance to earn a $5,000 scholarship.
The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) provides help with paying heating costs in winter months to qualifying individuals and families.
February brings with it some of the coldest weather of the year. Because of the lower temperatures, your home heating system works harder and longer to keep you warm. This means your energy bills will be higher. Though you may feel you have no control, you have more control than you may think.
As we step into the new year, Petit Jean Fiber is proud to reflect on the milestones achieved since connecting the first customer in 2021.
Clinton, AR (Main Office)
P.O. Box 37
270 Quality Drive
Clinton, AR 72031-0037
(501) 745-2493
(800) 786-7618
Marshall, AR (Branch Office)
672 Airport Rd
Marshall, AR 72650-0096
(870) 448-3477
