The Florida Municipal Electric Association (FMEA) recently honored the community service efforts of Homestead Public Services by recognizing the municipal electric utility with the 2014 Community Service Award.
Honored during the public power luncheon at FMEA’s annual Energy Connections Conference and Trade Show in Orlando, on October 9, Homestead Public Services received the award for its commitment to enhancing its customers’ quality of life through community improvement programs such as the Energy Conservation and Rebates program, Energy Conservation Workshops for the public, participation in local school Career Days and overall process improvements to the Customer Service experience.
“Being a part of the community is about more than making sure the lights are on,” said FMEA Executive Director Barry Moline. “The recipients of the 2014 FMEA Community Service Awards excel in not only taking an interest in seeing their communities succeed, but also actively working toward making them better places to live and building strong communities.”
About FMEA: The Florida Municipal Electric Association (FMEA) represents the unified interests of 34 public power communities across the state, which provide electricity to more than 3 million of Florida’s residential and business consumers.