Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation

FEMA has approved $16 million in additional winter storm recovery funds for Tennessee, allocated through the Public Assistance and Hazard Mitigation Grant Programs. The funds include $14.6 million for infrastructure repairs and debris removal, with specific amounts designated to electric companies, counties, and public facilities. An additional $1.4 million will support hazard mitigation projects to reduce future disaster risks.

Tennesseans, particularly in Davidson County, can access free air conditioners and cooling assistance through programs like Metro Action Commission's Summer Cooling Program, which serves income-eligible residents including the elderly, families with young children, and disabled individuals. Similar resources are available in Hendersonville and Clarksville via utility providers, nonprofits, and home repair programs.

Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation (CEMC) is investigating a power outage affecting approximately 1,000 customers in the Cunningham and Southside areas of Montgomery County, Tennessee. The cause remains unknown, and crews are working to restore power. CEMC encourages affected customers to report outages via the SmartHub app or a provided phone number.

A downed tree caused a power outage affecting approximately 1,000 CEMC customers in Montgomery County, Tennessee. Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation (CEMC) confirmed crews are working to restore power. The outage initially impacted areas in Cunningham and Southside.

Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation (CEMC) reported a power outage affecting approximately 1,600 residents in Greenbrier, Tennessee. The cause is unknown, but crews are working to resolve it. CEMC provided multiple methods for reporting outages and mentioned most are automatically detected.

CEMC reported power has been restored after an outage affecting approximately 1,600 people in Greenbrier, Tennessee. The cause of the outage remains unknown, but crews are working to resolve it. CEMC provided multiple options for reporting outages, including an online portal, app, and phone number.

Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation (CEMC) has scheduled a planned power outage in Hendersonville from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesday to replace poles. Approximately 380 customers in specified areas will be affected, and the company has apologized for the inconvenience.

A scam website is falsely claiming to help Middle Tennessee homeowners and businesses secure electricity and gas services, with Cumberland Electric Membership Corporation warning that the site is collecting deposits fraudulently. The utility company advises customers to work directly with their electric co-op and verify unexpected utility worker visits to avoid scams.