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Mayfield Electric & Water Donation Supports
Economic Development and Job Growth
Graves County Economic Development (GCED) is pleased to accept a $10,000 donation from Mayfield Electric & Water Systems (MEWS) to support GCED’s mission of fostering economic growth by supporting existing businesses and attracting new companies to the area, generating good jobs and tax revenue that improve the quality of life for residents of Mayfield and Graves County.
Presenting the donation was MEWS Operations Manager Brent Shultz, also a member of the GCED Board of Directors. Accepting were GCED Board members Brad Dame, Gracie Cavin, Sec/Treas Ward Morgan, Mayfield Mayor Kathy O’Nan, and Vice Chair Matt Scoggins and GCED President Jason Lemle.
"MEWS knows a strong economic development organization is a vital component of the future success of our city and county,” said MEWS Operations Manager Brent Shultz. “We look forward to our continued partnership with GCED, along with the recovery and growth it will bring.”
“MEWS strives to be a valued part of our community and to assist in bringing new businesses and job opportunities to our neighbors,” he added.
“We are pleased to continue our long partnership with Mayfield Electric & Water,” said GCED President Jason Lemle. “The Electric Plant Board members and MEWS staff share our commitment to improving the quality of life for local residents through better jobs and greater economic opportunity. Donations like this support our efforts to build a competitive workforce, enhance local infrastructure, and promote our community to businesses around the country.”
Founded in 1891, MEWS is a publicly owned utility, governed by the Electric Plant Board-City of Mayfield, serving customers in the city of Mayfield. In addition to electricity and water, MEWS also provides wastewater and fiber internet services for the city. MEWS is part of the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA) power distribution network.
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