Over $2.6 million on the way to Coastal Electric Cooperative members
Those who paid electric bills to Coastal Electric Cooperative any time from 2008-2009 can expect money back from the co-op by the end of December. In total, Coastal Electric will retire over $2.6 million in capital credits to around 11,000 members who received service during those years.
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