Customer Support: 570-924-3381 or Toll Free 1-800-570-5081

Report an Outage 570-924-3418 or Toll Free 1-800-596-8397
Office email: screc@epix.net
Billing email: screcbilling@epix.net

 
   
 

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Sullivan County Rural Electric Cooperative Inc.
Office Located on Rt. 87 near Forksville
Hours:  Monday - Friday, 7 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

About us

    Sullivan County Rural Electric Cooperative serves over 5,790 members.  There are 3118 members in Sullivan County, 202 in southern Bradford County, and  2470 in Lycoming County, northern Pennsylvania.
   Approximately 55% of the services are residential, 40% are seasonal and 5% are commercial or industrial.  The Cooperative maintains over 890 miles of line with 19 employees based in Forksville.

Staff



(L-R)

 George E. Kline, Manager, Administrative Services
Dave King, Manager, Electric Operations

Connie Albertson, CPS, Executive Assistant

Craig A. Harting, Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

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MISSION STATEMENT
    Sullivan County Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc.  will provide safe, dependable electric energy, and related services to its members in an enviromentally sound, and fiscally responsible manor.














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CO-OP PRINCIPALS


    Voluntary and Open Membership
    Cooperatives are voluntary organizations,     open to all persons able to use their
    services and willing to accept the   
    responsibilities of membership.


    Democratic Member Control
    Cooperatives are democrati
    organizations controlled by their
    members, who actively participate in    
    setting policies and making decisions.

    Members’ Economic Participation
    Members contribute equitably to, and
    democratically control, the capital of their
    cooperative.

    Autonomy and Independence
    Cooperatives are autonomous, self-help
    organizations controlled by their members.

    Education, Training, and Information
    Cooperatives provide education and
    training for their members, elected
    representatives, managers, and employees
    so they can contribute effectively to the
    development of their cooperatives.

    Cooperation Among Cooperatives
    Cooperatives serve their members most
    effectively and strengthen the cooperative
    movement by working together.

    Concern for Community
    While focusing on member needs,
    cooperatives work for the sustainable
    development of their communities.