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More
than half a million electricity customers in nearly 100 member communities
count on their municipalities to provide them with efficient, dependable
power and services. ElectriCities is a not-for-profit organization
that consolidates many of the administrative, technical, legal and
legislative services needed by municipally-owned electric utilities.
By combining customer service and safety training, emergency and
technical assistance, communications, government and legal services,
ElectriCities helps its members save their customers the local expense
of administering these functions. ElectriCities also provides management
services to North Carolina's two municipal power agencies: North
Carolina Municipal Power Agency Number 1 (NCMPA1) and North Carolina
Eastern Municipal Power Agency (NCEMPA).
ElectriCities is organized by divisions to assist members. All
telephone extensions` can be accessed through 919/760-6000 or 800/768-7697.
Finance
Director/Chief Financial Officer
Al Conyers, ext. 6319
The Finance Division is responsible for treasury functions such
as debt and investment management, financial market relationships
(rating agencies, bondholders, analysts), as well as accounting
functions for ElectriCities and the Power Agencies.
Accounting and Tax Issues
Tim Tunis, ext. 6261
Tom Collins, ext. 6257
Tony Huang, ext. 6262
Annual/Quarterly Financial Reports (distribution)
Kim Hedbawny, ext. 6308
Debt and Investments
Susan Ingram, ext. 6318
Archives/Library
Ann Doerrer, ext. 6350
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Internal Operations
Chief Operating Officer
Art Hubert, ext. 6337
Coordination of ElectriCities staff and services provided at the
Raleigh headquarters, including human resources, information systems,
purchasing and facility management.
Human Resources
Dick Salentine, ext. 6320
Management Information Systems (MIS)
Gene Bailey, ext. 6132
Purchasing
Barbara Scheib, ext. 6314
Support Services
Dick Salentine, ext. 6320
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Marketing and Member Services
Director
Mark Otersen, ext. 6361
In addition to marketing support, this division helps members acquire
and retain new customers, and expand their existing customer base.
The division also provides economic development, safety and training,
contract services and emergency assistance.
Customer Retention / Growth (small industrial)
(NCMPA1) Mike Mozingo, 704/948-7389
Customer Retention / Growth (large industrial)
(NCMPA1) Steve Allen, 704/948-3822
Economic Development Support
Client recruitment and Existing industry retention
Brenda Daniels, ext. 6363
Energy Solutions Partner
Robbie Tugwell, ext. 6364
Marketing Support
Key accounts and general marketing
Robbie Tugwell, ext. 6364
Customer Retention / Growth (NCEMPA)
Water Heater / Heat Pump Rebates
Phil Bisesi, ext. 6295
Trade Show Displays
Brenda Daniels, ext. 6363
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Member Services
Manager
Gregg Welch, ext. 6353
Customer Credit Checks
Customer Service Training
Customized
Classes
Emergency Assistance Program (EAP)
Infrared Scanning
Joint Purchasing
Meter Reading Service
Meter Testing
PCB Disposal / Compliance / Disposal
Public Power Executive Training
Relay Testing
Substation Maintenance
Technical Assistance Workshops
Tree Trimming
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Safety and Training
Supervisor
Jim Shill, ext. 6263
Safety / Lineman Schools
Meter Technician Career Development Program
Substation Career Development Program
Lineman Career Development Program
Workplace and Operations Training / Evaluation
Underground Career Development Program (COMING SOON)
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Planning
Director
Clay Norris, ext. 6352
The division provides strategic planning and budgeting services
for ElectriCities, as well as power supply contract oversight.
Budgeting
Carol McCrary , ext. 6332
Dues
Paul Hay, ext. 6247
Load Forecasts
Andy Fusco, ext. 6219
Power Supply
Andy Fusco, ext. 6219
Strategic Planning
Clay Norris, ext. 6352
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Power Agency
Operations
NCEMPA Director
Ken Raber, ext. 6218
NCMPA1 Director
Steve Shelton, ext. 6225
Power Agency staff design, implement and manage power supply and
demand side programs to ensure the best overall cost of power to
member cities. A total of 51cities comprise the two Agencies' membership:
19 cities in NCMPA1 and 32 in NCEMPA.
Audits (Power Audits)
(NCEMPA) Allen Williamson, ext. 6235
Billing
Gail Duke, ext. 6212 (NCEMPA)
Sharron Jones, ext. 6237 (NCMPA1)
Catawba Project (NCMPA1)
Dennis Cameron, 803/831-3403
Energy Services(NCEMPA) Cecil Rhodes, ext. 6231
Load Management
(NCMPA1) Ron Brady, ext. 6335
(NCEMPA) Vernon McGrew, ext. 6230
Metering
(NCEMPA) Allen Williamson, ext. 6235
Power Delivery & Load Side Generation
(NCEMPA) Jim Poole, ext. 6207
Power Supply Contracts
(NCEMPA) Thom LaPonzina, ext. 6211
Rate Analysis
(NCEMPA) Rebecca Fryman, ext. 6208
(NCMPA1) Karen Wood, ext. 6228
Retail Billing Services
(NCEMPA) Jinny Hall, ext. 6229
Surplus Energy Sales
(NCMPA1) Bob Burkard, ext. 6232
Transmission
(NCEMPA) Cecil Rhodes, ext. 6231
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Government
and Community Relations
Annual Meeting
Estherine Davis, ext. 6310
Annual / Quarterly Reports
Rebecca Agner, ext. 6334
Strategic Communications
Rebecca Agner, ext. 6334
Creative Services
Sally Heffernan, ext. 6283
Grassroots/Political Action
Mia Bailey, ext. 6322
Federal Legislative Relations
Political Action Committee
Estherine Davis, ext. 6310
NC Legislative Relations
Estherine Davis, ext. 6310
ElectriCities Directory
Helen Palmer, ext. 6343
Hometown Connection Newsletter
Rebecca Agner, ext. 6334
Media Relations
Rebecca Agner, ext. 6334
Public Power Week
Rebecca Agner, ext. 6334
50/50 Advertising Program
Rebecca Agner, ext. 6334
Website (www.electricities.com and www.ncpublicpower.com)
Steven Pius, ext. 6281
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Additional
resources
Log on to the member section of our site for information on upcoming events and other resources pertinent to Public Power communities.
Training Opportunities
ElectriCities offers educational programs that include
instructor-led workshops, seminars, schools and other events
which last from one half day to a full week.
Plug-In
Partners
Plug-In Partners is a national grassroots initiative
to show automakers that a market exists for flexible-fuel
Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (PHEV). ElectriCities became
a Plug-In Partner in January 2007.
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