WELCOME!

The Crisp County Power Commission is one of more than 2,200 public power systems in the U.S. providing dependable and economic power to the citizens in their communities. We serve Crisp County, Georgia including the municipalities of Cordele and Arabi. We also own and operate Lake Blackshear, an 8,700 acre reservoir stretching 20 miles long on the Flint River which provides hydroelectric power to our customers. The Power Commission is dedicated to providing excellent customer service and reliable, cost-effective power to our customers. Our service area covers approximately 330 square miles with an estimated population of 23,000.

Announcing our 2^nd annual american public power week golf tournament!

We are excited to announce our 2^nd Annual American Public Power Week Golf Tournament! The tournament is held in conjunction with Public Power Week with net proceeds benefitting Crisp Regional Hospital’s Oncology Center in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The registration deadline is Friday, September 27, 2024 and the tournament will be held Friday, October 11, 2024.

Click here for more information about the tournament including sponsorship and donation opportunities.

Want to sign up? Click here to download a brochure which includes a sponsorship form. Please include a copy of your company logo, if applicable, and your name how you would like it to appear. Signs for previous sponsors are still available.

If you have any questions please contact one of the following:

• Chris Hewitt, 229-273-3811 ext. 202
• Ladreka Daniels, 229-273-3811 ext. 201
• Erin Hurt, 229-273-3811 ext. 385

2024 Q3 CONNECTIONS NEWSLETTER IS NOW AVAILABLE!

The 2024 Q3 edition of our newsletter, Connections, is now available! Click here to view this latest edition.

US POSTAL SERVICE DELAYS

3/22/2024

It has come to our attention that the USPS is experiencing delays processing and delivering mail.

Beginning 2/24/2024 the USPS began routing mail originating from zip codes beginning with 310, which includes Crisp County, through a new Atlanta facility for processing. Prior to this date mail originating from these zip codes was processed in a Macon facility. The new Atlanta facility has been experiencing issues during this transition.

Customers should be aware of these delays and take them into consideration when paying their utility bill.

Customers remain responsible to pay their electric bill in full prior to the cut off date to avoid disconnection of service.

CCPC offers e-Billing which allows customers to receive an email when their new bill is available to view online in place of a paper bill. e-Billing customers typically receive the email the day after the bill is processed which allows them to see their bill sooner than traditional paper bills sent through the Post Office.

CCPC also offers a number of convenient payment methods including electronic payments entered through our online customer portal, free mobile app, and IVR systems as well as automated bank draft, CheckFree, and through your bank’s bill pay feature. In addition, we have three kiosks located at our business office. CSRs are available to accept your payment if you prefer to pay in person.

Click here for more information from the USPS.

Important Scam Notice to All Customers

Customers Beware

Anyone receiving calls from someone representing themselves as Crisp County Power Commission or Crisp County Energy “MAY NOT BE LEGITIMATE”. PLEASE DO NOT PROVIDE PERSONAL AND/OR CREDIT CARD INFORMATION TO SUCH INDIVIDUALS. Please feel free to call us at our Business Office at 229-273-3811 if you have any questions about any such call.