Oak Hill Water Association

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The Tombigbee Electric Power Association is a nonprofit, customer-owned utility dedicated to providing electric service to residential, commercial, industrial and public facilities. On Feb. 26, 1934, a charter was granted to the Lee County Rural Electric Power Association. In June, the Tennessee Valley Authority took over from the Mississippi Power Company lines serving electric customers at Guntown, Saltillo, Sherman, Shannon, Nettleton, Plantersville, Verona, East Tupelo, Auburn, Chesterville and Belden in Lee County and Fulton in Itawamba County. On Oct. 10, 1935, TEPA bought from TVA all of their distribution lines in the area and began operation as a cooperative with 168 miles of line and 151 members. As of April 2007, TEPA has more than 3,800 miles of line, 40,000 customers and 133 employees. The Tombigbee Electric Power Association maintains a location in Tupelo, Miss.

The Community Development Foundation (CDF) is the local Chamber of Commerce for Tupelo, Mississippi, and the economic development organization for Tupelo Lee County, Mississippi. With over 70 years of experience, CDF serves as a membership-based organization that advances the community through partnerships and growth initiatives, creating more and better jobs, and fostering business retention and expansion. As the central hub of business development and growth in Tupelo and Lee County, the Chamber of Commerce, a division of CDF, provides a range of services including business development seminars, networking opportunities, community leadership classes, and publicity for local businesses. The economic development division focuses on business recruitment, retention, and job growth, driving capital investment and creating a thriving business environment in the region.Generated from the website