Welcome
to
Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative
Sulphur
Springs Valley Electric Cooperative is a non-profit, member-owned
distribution cooperative providing electricity to more than
50,000 services over some 4,000 miles of energized line. Located
in southeastern Arizona, the cooperative's service territory
covers parts of Cochise, Graham, Pima and Santa Cruz Counties
and includes the communities of Sierra Vista, Huachuca City,
Patagonia, Elfrida, Benson, St. David, Bowie, San Simon, Willcox,
Sonoita and Pearce-Sunsites.
As with
any cooperative, member-driven entity, SSVEC is dedicated
to community growth, quality of life, and a positive vision
for the future. Our website offers detailed information about
our services as well as a visit to the attractive, growing
communities of which we are so proud.
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May 2, 2008
Cinco de Mayo Celebration
Sierra Vista | May 3, 2008
"Let There Be Song"
Sierra Vista | May 10, 2008
La Fiesta Primavera, Holy Trinity Monastery.
St. David | May 10, 2008
2nd Annual Key West Night.
Sierra Vista |
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| The Rural
Electrification Administration (REA) was created in
1935 by President Franklin Roosevelt. The creation of
rural electric cooperatives under this program included
that of Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative,
Inc. SSVEC was formed in 1938. Since then, farms, ranches
and small communities that did not have electricity
were the first to benefit from a reliable, beneficial
and economically viable supply of power. Over the years,
these once-dark and isolated areas have become thriving
centers of commerce, industry, agriculture, culture
and quality living. |
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