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  • #CommunityPowered- People That Power Us

    #CommunityPowered- People That Power Us

    We like to think we make a positive difference in the community we serve. Our jobs are more than providing low-cost, reliable power and telecommunications. It’s about people serving people, the core of the public power model. So, today we highlight one of our own – Karel Blair.
    Karel started at HES back in 2000 as the executive administrative assistant. In that time, she has worked with two different HES General Managers and witnessed a lot of change at HES. In her spare time, Karel enjoys spending time with her family and friends. Karel also enjoys traveling with her husband.

    When asked about the importance of HES/energynet to the community, Karel says, “HES/energynet is truly a hometown connection. The employees care about the customers and community we serve. EnergyNet’s telecom helpdesk is local people helping local customers. HES/energynet is community!”

    After 20 years of service to HES and the community, Karel will be retiring soon. But even though her career with HES is winding down, she’s been working harder than ever training her replacement in the wide variety of things that she does for HES. But her last day will come soon, and she intends to begin spending much more time with her family and traveling to new places.

    HES/energynet is locally based with employees like Karel, who are part of the community. We don’t want you to spend more than you have to for energy or internet service. Our electric and internet rates are set to cover the cost of running our business and to make investments that will keep our system operating efficiently and reliably into the future. After the bills are paid, the remaining funds are reinvested in our utility to make it better.

    We celebrate the public power model all year long. And we say “Thank you” for the trust you have placed in us. Our commitment is to the community we serve. We’re your neighbors and we happily serve the people of Hopkinsville-Christian County today to generate a better tomorrow.

    We live, work and play here, too! That’s what we mean when say we are “Community Powered.”

     

     

     

    Robert Kieffer

    February 4, 2021
    News
  • Update Regarding Disconnects for Nonpayment

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    In March 2020, HES & energynet temporarily suspended disconnections for nonpayment as a way to help our customers facing financial hardships due to COVID-19. These past due balances remained the responsibility of the account holders.

    HES is returning to normal disconnection procedures effective November 16, 2020.  HES will continue to waive late fees until January 1, 2021. While our lobby will remain closed to protect the health and safety of our customers and employees, we will be available at our drive up window for all your customer service needs (Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.), by calling our offices at 270-887-4200, or visiting our website at www.hop-electric.com (for payments and establishing /disconnecting service). HES has also opened an additional drive thru location at 2800 Ft. Campbell Boulevard on the backside of the Chamber of Commerce building. Hours for this location are Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

    Customers with past due balances will be automatically enrolled in a 6-month payment plan allowing them to catch up without experiencing an immediate disruption of service.  The payment plan will apply to all customers with past due balances including those enrolled in the Pay as you Go Program.

    Due to the financial hardship this crisis has caused, we understand that some customers may need to seek assistance paying utility bills.  The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is available to help qualifying households pay their energy bills.  Customers can apply for LIHEAP by contacting PACS at 270-632-2313 or visiting their website at https://pacs.itfrontdesk.com

    HES remains committed to being responsive to the needs of our customers, employees and community.  Thank you for your support as we work to keep our community safe.

    Monthly Billed Customers

    On November 6th, any past due balance greater than $50 will be transferred to an interest-free loan deemed a COVID-19 Loan.  You will be billed in 6 equal monthly installments for this past due amount.

    Each month, the COVID-19 Loan installment, along with that month’s charges, will be due by the due date printed on your bill.  Any unpaid amounts will be subject to normal HES/energynet disconnection policies after November 16th.

    Example:
    Covid-19 Loan (past due amount) = $600.00
    Covid-19 loan installment = $600 / 6 months = $100 monthly installment (billed on next 6 bills)

    If you would like to make full payment of your past due, contact a customer service representative at 270-887-4200.

    If service with Hopkinsville Electric is discontinued, full payment is due immediately.

    “Pay As You GO” Customers

    On November 5th, any negative balance greater than $50 maintained on your account will be transferred to an interest-free loan deemed a COVID-19 Loan.  The COVID-19 Loan will be billed daily over the next 6 months.   Payments made on or after November 6th will be applied to current usage as well as the COVID-19 Loan daily charge (displayed as Misc. Charge).  You will be responsible for maintaining a positive balance beginning November 6th to avoid disconnection on or after November 16th.

    Example:
    Covid-19 Loan (Pay As You Go negative account balance) – $600.00
    Covid-19 daily charge = $600 / 180 days = $3.33 daily charge (displayed as “Misc. Charge” to be billed daily for next 180 days)

    If you would like to make full payment of your past due, contact a customer service representative at 270-887-4200.

    If service with Hopkinsville Electric is discontinued, full payment is due immediately.

    Robert Kieffer

    January 27, 2021
    News
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