PARKER, Pa. — Central Electric Cooperative (CEC) is reminding its members to participate in a survey by Thursday, November 15, for a chance to win a bill credit or Visa gift card.
CEC is dedicated to providing quality service to members. To effectively do that, they need member feedback. That’s why CEC is asking their members to take part in an important survey measuring member satisfaction. The survey should only take a couple minutes to complete.
The survey will help CEC gain members’ thoughts and opinions to allow the cooperative to better serve them in the future. It will determine current member satisfaction for a variety of topics and from individuals across their seven-county service territory including Allegheny, Armstrong, Butler, Clarion, Forest, Mercer, and Venango counties.
The survey’s results will be used for future goal planning for the cooperative.
Members who complete the survey by November 15 will be entered into a drawing for a chance to win a bill credit or Visa gift card. CEC is giving away a total of two $50 bill credits, four $100 bill credits, one $250 Visa gift card, one $500 Visa gift card, and one $750 Visa gift card.
To take the survey, members should visit www.central.coop/survey. If a member doesn’t have access to the Internet, they should contact CEC to make alternative arrangements for completing the survey. Survey entries must be received at CEC by Nov. 15 to qualify for prizes.
Only CEC members can complete the survey and qualify for the prize drawing.
CEC thanks members for the opportunity to learn how to serve them better and reminds members that specific answers will be completely anonymous.
Central Electric Cooperative is a Touchstone Energy Cooperative dedicated to providing safe, reliable electricity at a reasonable cost to member-owners, is committed to the communities it serves and is dedicated to the Cooperative Difference. CEC serves approximately 25,000 members with over 3,000 miles of distribution line in portions of Allegheny, Armstrong, Butler, Clarion, Forest, Mercer, and Venango counties. Learn more by visiting www.central.coop.
