Leaders from across REC came together to pick up trash along a 3.6-mile stretch of Fredericks Hall Road in Louisa County. REC has officially adopted this stretch of highway as a way to give back to one of our communities. The effort was coordinated with LouisaClean.

In total:

• 40 volunteers
• 70 bags of trash
• 80 hours worked

In addition to hundreds of bottles, cans and food wrappers, REC’s cleanup crew also collected a mattress, multiple chairs and even a tire.

"I can't tell you how excited I am that you adopted this highway," said Jody Korman, LouisaClean Treasurer. "The biggest Adopt-a-Highway program we have is Rappahannock Electric and it's helping us with our mission to get as many of the roads in Louisa County adopted."

Team REC Shows Off Skills at International Lineman Rodeo

Each day, REC’s line crews work safely and efficiently to provide members with safe and reliable power. A group of line workers recently headed out to Kansas to put their skills to the test at the 40th Annual International Lineman’s Rodeo & Expo.

REC’s Journeyman Team and three Apprentice Linemen earned 10 perfect scores in their respective categories which included a pole climb, hurtman rescue and mystery events. Read more about Team REC's accomplishments.<<<

Congratulations to Team REC on a job well done!

At a Community Event Near You

We're reminiscing about all the exciting fall events we attended in October for the Power of Community Tour! REC employees got dressed up for the Warren County Jack-o-Lantern Jubilee, connected with members at the Bowling Green Harvest Festival and met with students at the Fredericksburg Academy Touch a Truck event (to name a few). Our team is looking forward to more seasonal events this winter! Click to see where we're headed next.<<<

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