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Electrical Safety Tips for Kids:

- Always ask a grown-up for help when you need to use something that uses electricity. 

- Don't yank or pull cords from a wall. Pulling cords can damage the outlet, the appliance or the plug.

- Ask a grown-up to put safety caps on all unused electrical outlets. This can also help save energy by stopping drafts.

- Keep electrical stuff away from water. Water and electricity don't mix. Most electrical accidents in the home happen when people use electricity near water. 

- Watch out for power lines. Never touch a power line, especially if there is one that may have fallen down.



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Southside Electric Cooperative 


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Crewe, VA 23930

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1-800-552-2118      

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1-866-878-5514 

 

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  • Home
  • My Cooperative
    • About SEC
    • Contact Us
    • Board of Directors
    • Management
    • Corporate Documents
    • Capital Credits
    • Office Locations
  • Member Services
    • My Account
    • EZpay
    • Membership Application
    • Programs & Services
    • Net Metering
    • Vegetation Management
      • Overview
      • Line Maintenance
      • Brush Control
      • Aerial Trim
      • Planting Tips
    • Rates & Fees
    • Insurance Claim Form
  • My Community
    • Cooperative Living Magazine
    • Scholarships
    • SEC's Hooper Park
    • Youth Tour
    • Day in the Life of a Lineworker
    • United We Light: Project Bolivia
    • Energy Assistance
    • Careers
    • Used Pole Release
    • For Kids
      • Kids Corner
  • Outages & Safety
    • Outage Texting
    • Outage Center
    • Overhead Line Safety
    • Generator Safety
    • Outage & Storm Preparedness
    • Major Outage FAQs
    • VA 811
    • VA Department of Emergency Management
  • Save Energy
    • Ways to Save
    • Electric Vehicles
  • Government Relations
    • VMDAEC Legislative Map
    • Who's My Legistator? Virginia General Assembly
    • CO-OPS VOTE
    • Virginia Department of Elections
    • Virginia Public Access Project
    • Path To U.S Citizenship
    • VMDAEC Legislative Guide
    • Powering the Future