April 26, 2018
The Georgia Transmission Corporation board of directors re-elected officers at its board meeting held recently in Tucker, Ga.
Three officers will serve one-year terms: chairman – Charles Fendley, who is also chairman of the board at Amicalola EMC; vice chairman – Steve E. Rawl, Sr., who is first vice president of Okefenoke Rural EMC, and; secretary-treasurer – Otis P. Jones, who is also chairman of the board for Jackson EMC.
In addition, five directors – Raphael Brumbeloe, member at-large director, Everett Williams, scheduling member group 1 member director, Brad Thomas, scheduling member group 1 manager director, Michael Goodroe, scheduling manager group 3 manager director and Jill Tietjen, outside director – were re-elected at the annual meeting of members held in late March in Greensboro, Ga.
Since its inception 20 years ago, Georgia Transmission has:
- Completed more than 3,200 transmission projects, including 870 miles of transmission lines and 250 substations;
- Consistently improved reliability and achieved record low numbers for both the frequency and duration of power outages;
- Earned two “best place to work” designations from Georgia Trend magazine and one from the Atlanta Business Chronicle; and
- Received a favorable review from the SERC Reliability Corporation in their audit of Georgia Transmission’s compliance with North American Electric Reliability Corporation Critical Infrastructure Protection standards.
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Contact: Terry Cullen
Phone: (770) 270-7207
Email: terry.cullen@gatrans.com