An easement is a written agreement allowing a utility to use private property for a specific purpose, such as building a distribution line. The document, signed by the landowner, grants Tri-County Electric Cooperative permission to access and use a portion of the landowner's property to construct, maintain, operate, repair, replace, relocation and remove any of the necessary components for supplying electricity to its members.
Members must give Tri-County Electric Co-op the rights, privileges and easements necessary to construct, operate, repair, replace and maintain electric equipment and facilities located on the property. All electric service lines and equipment installed by Tri-County Electric Co-op that provide members with electricity belong solely to the co-op, and the co-op can access the property to repair or service the lines and equipment and, upon termination of service, to remove them.
A delay in signed easements will result in a delay in scheduling. Easements must be received before your job is scheduled.