Mid-South Synergy Electric Cooperative is committed to providing a quality service (electricity, water, wastewater, Internet) at a reasonable price, bringing vital services to increase both the quality of life and economic health in the Mid- South Synergy service area.

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We understand that social media is a 24/7 medium; however, our moderation capabilities are not always that immediate. We may not see every inappropriate comment right away. We trust in the maturity of our community to ignore personal attacks and negative speech or respond politely. If a user posts a comment that requires a response, it will be answered within two business days between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
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An electric cooperative is a utility provider that is owned by the members it serves.

OUR HISTORY

Electric cooperatives were born because investor owned utilities did not  think it profitable to run many miles of power lines for few customers in the rural areas.

COOPERATIVE MISSION & OVERVIEW

To provide a quality service (electricity, water, wastewater, Internet) at a reasonable price, bringing vital services to increase both the quality of life and economic health in the Mid- South Synergy service area.

CAPITAL CREDITS

Mid-South Synergy is a member owned, not for profit cooperative. If the coop’s revenues exceed the cost of doing business (expenses), the co-op has earned “margins” (profits). Each year, margins earned are assigned to the coop’s members (based on the usage)

SERVICE TERRIROTY

Although headquartered in Navasota, the company has district offices in Montgomery and Huntsville, with 16 substations. The coop now serves customers in Grimes, Montgomery, Madison, Walker, Brazos and Waller counties.

MEMBER BENEFITS

As a member of Mid-South Synergy, you have access to numerous MEMBER BENEFITS

CELEBRATING 75 YEARS

In 1940, in Grimes County, Texas, Mid-South Electric Cooperative was formed. The outbreak of World War II delayed the actual delivery of electricity until 1942 when the total membership was 94 people.