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.

check out our new mobile app!

Our new mobile app is designed to give customers fast, secure account access so you can easily manage your account details, view your bill and your account balance, make payments, schedule alerts and reminders, receive push notifications and more. Nearly everything you can do from our Customer Portal can now be handled instantly whether you’re at home, at work, or on the go!

The app is available for Apple and Android users through the App Store and Google Play. Simply search for “CCPC” and install!

If you have any questions, please contact our Customer Service Department at 229-273-3811.

NEW KIOSKS COMING SOON!

We will soon be installing new payment kiosks that will allows customers to skip the lines at the counter! Also, customer payments will be applied to accounts faster than our traditional night box and drop off box! The new kiosks will operate 24/7. The kiosks will take cash (change not provided), check, or credit/debit card and provides real-time posting to your account with an easy-to-use touch screen. All you will need is your account number which is printed on your bill!

If you have any questions, please contact our Customer Service Department at 229-273-3811.

New billing and due dates

The Crisp County Power Commission continues to make progress with the implementation of our new Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI). The installation of the infrastructure is complete and approximately 97% of the new meters have been installed.

One of the benefits of this new system is that we are able to consolidate the number of our billing cycles from seventeen cycles into four cycles. This means we will be mailing bills on one day each week of the month. Billing and due dates will be approximately the same day each month making it easier for our customers to know when their bill will be processed and when it will be due.

Effective with bills mailed in March your due date and cutoff date may have changed to reflect these billing cycle changes. Both dates are printed on your bill for your reference. Bills mailed in April will be mailed weekly.

If you have any questions, please contact our Customer Service Department at 229-273-3811.

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.