Georgia line crews are expected to stay approximately 10 to 14 days, but will remain in the region for as long as necessary. Initially, around 100 workers from Georgia began traveling Wednesday to damaged areas in southern Mississippi, but the numbers continue to grow.

“The most severe weather has moved through and allowed the electric co-ops to begin identifying outages and the areas hardest hit,” said Georgia EMC Training, Safety and Education Vice President Jim Wright.

Coweta-Fayette EMC linemen Wes Abbott, Robert McDonald, Charles Proctor, Dale McWaters, Ben Young, David Tillery, Chris Gray, Doug Worley, Bobby Smith and Lee Sewell joined in the effort by heading to Southwest Mississippi EPA in Natchez. Thursday, approximately 160 employees from 15 EMCs in Georgia had traveled to Mississippi to help restore power to thousands of consumers without electricity. Palmetto, GA-August 31, 2012-The number of Electric Membership Corporation (EMC) employees headed to hard hit areas following Hurricane Isaac continues to grow, as cooperatives in the region, including Coweta-Fayette EMC, survey damage and begin repairs to the electric distribution system.Īs of 2 p.m.

Coweta-Fayette EMC announces Bright Ideas Grant Recipients, awards $29,926.33 to local educators on behalf of Operation Round Up.

3rd Annual Clays for Community Operation Round Up Sporting Clay Shoot… Mark Your Calendars!.

1st Annual “Swing Fore Operation Round Up” Golf Tournament Fundraiser.

The family will receive friends at Gordon Heights Baptist Church the hour prior to the service on Monday, July 2, 2018. Cofer’s memory to a charity of your choice. He was preceded in death by: his parents daughter, Debra Ann Cofer grandson James Dustin Trawick brother, Rayford Earl Cofer. Survivors include: his wife, Madine Cofer of Cairo, GA daughter, Donna Trawick (Chris) of Cairo, GA grandchildren, Kristen Bradford of Whigham, GA, Dallas Trawick (Taylor) of Cairo, GA great-grandchildren, Montana Trawick of Whigham, GA, Riley Bradford of Whigham, GA, Aalhia Trawick of Cairo, GA, Blade Trawick of Thomasville, GA, James Wallace “J.W.” Trawick of Cairo, GA and a host of nieces and nephews. One of his favorite saving was, “I love any color as long as it’s red!” He served many members of the Cairo community and surrounding areas with his wrecker service, Cofer’s Towing and Recovery.

Cofer loved racing, enjoyed building number 27, and watching Vincent Williams speed around every turn and corner on Saturday nights with his family and friends. and a charter member of Gordon Heights Baptist Church. He was a Mechanic Shop Supervisor with Grady E.M.C. On July 23, 1960, he married Madine Wilson Cofer, who survives. Cofer was born on January 10, 1940, in Cairo, GA, to the late C. Cofer passed away at his home on Friday, June 29, 2018. Memorial services for James Curtis Cofer, 78, of Cairo, GA, are at 11:00 a.m., Monday, July 2, 2018, at Gordon Heights Baptist Church, Cairo, GA.

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