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May 2023 SECO News

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DEAR MEMBERS, SECO Energy is continually working to expand its online interactive tools to engage with you through new platforms and increase member engagement. I invite you to log on to SECOEnergy.com > Newsroom > System Improvement Map to view one of our latest resources. RELIABILITY PROJECTS MAP With SECO crews or contractors spread throughout our 2,100-square-mile service area, the System Improvement Map displays when and where crews are working on projects that improve service reliability and maintain existing infrastructure. The map also displays recently completed projects. Want to know if we are working in your area? Input your service address in the search bar and click on your address when it appears. The map displays your location. Use the zoom plus/minus buttons to view events occurring in your area that improve reliability and maintain our expanding electric system. Vegetation management assessments, tree trimming, facilities inspections, pole replacements, substation voltage conversions, area light work, underground

The Expansion Projects map shows two substations under construction. The first in South Lake County near Clermont, called Sawgrass, will handle the booming growth in that area. The second substation, Landstone, is in Sumter County for The Villages, which continues its expansion. If you have questions about Reliability or Expansion Projects, click the FAQ tab or use the Contact Us tab to drop us a line. Follow us on social media for cooperative events, promotions, prize drawings and news releases. COMMUNICATIONS BY EMAIL, TEXT OR VOICE Our interactive maps are complemented by a communications system that generates emails, text and/ or voice notifications to proactively alert you when crews are conducting a system improvement project in your locale. View or update your communications preferences by visiting SECOEnergy.com > StormCenter > Manage Notifications. Atlantic hurricane season arrives June 1, be sure your contact information and communications preferences are updated to receive outage alerts. Best regards,

equipment maintenance and other projects that improve the quality of your electric service are shown on the Reliability Projects tab. To learn more about a project, click its corresponding icon on the map that shows work type, status, and project duration. The “Additional

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Info” hyperlink provides more details, including possible planned outages for crews to work safely. EXPANSION PROJECTS MAP SECO Energy’s electric facilities investment has grown to over $1 billion. With Florida’s population boom, we’re not slowing down. The Expansion Projects tab displays where we are building new infrastructure to support growth. You'll see icons for new and upgraded radio

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