CVT Offers Wi-Fi in Outdoor Spaces
When you think about your favorite places to relax at home, chances are they aren't always inside.
Beyond the Hunt
A Year-Round Destination for Luxury, Quail, and Hospitality
Fuel Your Home, Power Your Connection & Save!
Members can visit Coosa Valley Propane and Technologies booths at the Annual Meeting for products, services, and special offers.
Communities Connected: August Tech Tidbits from Coosa Valley
A Place to Belong
Building Purpose, Independence & Community
Communities Connected: July Tech Tidbits from Coosa Valley
Rural Roots, Remote Work
CVT customer builds career from the comfort of home while enjoying the peace of small-town living.
Communities Connected: June Tech Tidbits from Coosa Valley
CVEC Plans Temporary Power Outage for April 15
Approximately 1,290 homes will experience a temporary power outage for up to three hours beginning at midnight April 15.
Local Faces. Local Impact. — CVEC & CVT Roll Out Fresh Marketing Campaigns
Two Coosa Valley companies are rolling out fresh marketing campaigns aimed at highlighting the people who power and connect communities.
Manager’s Comments — Lineman Appreciation Day: For Those Who Ensure Our World is Powered
A lineman will say that he is his brother's keeper.
Communities Connected: February Tech Tidbits from Coosa Valley
Life Powered by CVT
In the Jones family homes, smart devices, shared calendars and reliable fiber internet keep work, school and family life connected.
Powering Tomorrow’s Leaders
Youth Tour offers opportunities of a lifetime.
Houston’s Voice
After losing her son to suicide, Michelle Tumlin turned heartbreak into hope for veterans.
CVEC, MAX Credit Union Offer Energy Efficiency Loans
Coosa Valley Electric Cooperative has partnered with MAX Credit Union to offer members a convenient, no-hassle loan option.
Budget Billing Brings Predictability to Propane Costs
Managing household expenses can be challenging, especially when energy costs fluctuate throughout the year.
Manager’s Comments — Artificial Intelligence: The end of our world as we’ve known it!
I was born in 1968, which puts my formative years smack-dab at the beginning of the digital revolution.
Connected by Trust
Customers share their satisfaction with CVT service
CVEC 2026 Youth Tour Winners
CVEC announces 2026 Youth Tour winners following annual competition
CVEC starts new Lights of Hope initiative with local veterans organization
Talladega, Ala. – Jan. 16, 2026 — Coosa Valley Electric Cooperative is launching a new community assistance initiative, Lights of Hope, aimed at supporting veterans and their families who are facing financial hardship, mental health challenges or the lasting impacts of military service.
Communities Connected: December Tech Tidbits from Coosa Valley
Marketing Team Earns Awards From Alabama Rural Electric Association
Talladega, Alabama – November 19, 2025 — The marketing team from Coosa Valley Electric Cooperative (CVEC) and Coosa Valley Technologies (CVT) received 6 awards at the Alabama Rural Electric Association of Cooperatives Communications Awards, which recognize excellence in marketing, communications, and public relations among electric cooperatives across Alabama.
Coosa Valley Electric Cooperative Employee Earns National Certification
Talladega, Ala. – November 17, 2025 — Lucas Browning, energy services representative at Coosa Valley Electric Cooperative, recently earned his Key Accounts certification from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association.
Communities Connected: October Tech Tidbits from Coosa Valley
Communities Connected: September Tech Tidbits from Coosa Valley
Communities Connected: August Tech Tidbits from Coosa Valley
Communities Connected: July Tech Tidbits from Coosa Valley
Stay in the loop with Coosa Valley’s latest Tech Tidbits! This month’s newsletter dives into how fiber internet really works, smart tips for managing your home Wi-Fi, and how the CVTech Connect App puts control right in your pocket.
Keep Connected With Coosa Valley Technologies This Summer
Storm Season Preparedness: What to Do When the Power and Internet Go Out
April marks the beginning of peak storm season, making it essential to prepare for potential power and internet outages. Here’s how you can stay safe, connected and informed when bad weather strikes.
A bitter cold January: saving energy and money through impending cold snap
The National Weather Service continues to forecast unseasonably cold temperatures for Coosa Valley Electric Cooperative’s territory for several days in January. But the cold weather doesn’t have to break the bank with energy costs.
Check Before You Shoot
Wayward gunfire during hunting season can damage fiber, electric lines
Pre-Buy Propane Now for 2024-2025 Winter Season
Current customers can now participate in the pre-buy program. To participate, complete and submit this form by Sept. 30
CVEC Grant Supports Youth Program’s Educational Efforts
Royalty Girls’ Mentoring uses funds to develop life skills in students
CVEC Completes First Phase of Fiber Buildout
State grants will expand system past electric footprint
Annual Meeting Celebrates Broadband Progress
Coosa Valley Electric Cooperative’s 84th Annual Meeting commemorated several things, including the tremendous progress CVEC has made in its fiber network buildout.
Duty Beyond the Wires
Lineman Reunites With Near-Drowning Victim 1 Year After Heroic Rescue
High-Speed History
CVT ushers Selwood Farm into a new age of connectivity
CVEC donates $5,000 to Munford Veterans Park
New Energy
Coosa Valley Electric Cooperative (CVEC) Adds and Revamps Tools to Improve Services
Connected Care
CVT's fast Internet powers modern home medicine
Investing in the Future
CVEC's School Programs Shape Next Generation
Linking Local Businesses
Grounded in our community, committed to your success
Supercharging the Future
CVEC Awards 7 Scholarships to Area Students
Springing to Action
CVEC Helps 2 Co-Ops Recover from Storms
Connecting the Community
Event brings people together with fellowship, food and fun
Manager’s Comments – May 2023
Losing Friends: We said goodbye to a good one
Payment Process Change Ahead
Beginning April 17, Coosa Valley Electric Cooperative employees will no longer accept credit and debit card payments over the phone.
Speed When You Need It
Pair CVT with these resources to stay ahead of the storm
Manager’s Comments – April 2023
New Power Bill