LIHEAP can help qualifying members with electric bills
The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program provides help for qualifying members.
The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program provides help for qualifying members.
NAEC has contracted with Osmose to inspect poles in areas of Fulton and Izard counties.
Phone scammers are calling NAEC members threatening immediate disconnection and demanding payment for faulty meters.
Izard County residents can reach NAEC toll-free by calling 866-895-8844.
The rebuilt Southland Substation is online and serving more than 1,150 Mountain Home members.
Members re-elected Larry Goodwin and Dennis Wiles to six-year terms on the Board of Directors.
NAEC has several options to pay bill despite office lobbies temporarily being closed.
Outdated wiring and overloaded circuits are the most common causes of electrical fires.
To help our members, NAEC will not disconnect anyone for nonpayment while the governor’s state of emergency declaration is in place.
NAEC and NEXT are taking preventative measures to help limit the spread of COVID-19. This includes closing our lobbies.
