Prepay service is available to all residential members as an option subject to the following provisions:
Eligibility
New and existing residential members qualify for participation. The member must pay all applicable fees prior to commencement of the service. Existing members with billed or unbilled account balances may either pay the existing balance or the Cooperative will collect the balance through the debt assist mechanism.
Fees and Charges
A daily prepay fee of $.20 will apply to all participating accounts. Any and all existing fees, rates, and charges, excluding security deposits continue to apply, including existing applicable energy and customer charges.
How the Plan Works
A member wishing to enroll in prepay service shall make a request to the Cooperative. The Cooperative will allow enrollment into prepay service if the member meets the eligibility requirements. Once a credit balance has been established the account will be activated. As energy is consumed, the credit balance is reduced until either the balance is exhausted or additional payments are added to the balance. Any account with a current debit balance is subject to immediate disconnection. Participants may elect to receive daily notification of account balance information.
Payment
Once an initial credit balance has been established, the minimum office payment allowed is $20.00. Participants may pay as often as they wish, provided the payment meets the minimum amount, and the account maintains a credit balance. Prepaid accounts are not eligible for payment arrangements.
Debt Assist
A debt assist mechanism will be utilized to collect any prior balance that may exist when the member applies for PREPAY. A percentage (DA RATE below) will be taken out of each payment and applied to existing debt.
Notification
Prepay participants will not receive monthly statements. Members may elect to be notified of low balances, daily balance, pending disconnect, disconnection, and reconnection via phone, email and/or text message. Disconnection of an account will occur when a credit balance is not present regardless of notification. Participants may check daily account balances by visiting www.wkrecc.com, a WKRECC office, or by calling 1-844-808-3341. By providing your phone number(s) on this form, the member is consenting to receive phone calls and/or texts from the Cooperative. It is the responsibility of the member to change his/her alert settings as required, or to request that the Cooperative make such changes.
Disconnection
An account will be subject to immediate disconnection at any time the account does not have a credit balance. Service will be reconnected after payment of the debit balance due, plus $35 (to create a $35 credit balance), plus a $15 reconnection fee. If an account is disconnected and does not become active after seven (7) days, the account will be considered inactive and a final bill will be mailed to the last known address on file.
Cancellation
Participants may convert an account to postpaid electric service at any time provided the member’s account is current and an adequate security deposit is provided. Service terminated at the request of the member will receive a refund of any remaining credit on the account.
General Info
• Prepaid balance updates daily between 7:30 and 8:15
• Disconnects occur Monday – Friday at 9:00 a.m.
• NSF and fees post immediately and may result in a balance qualifying for disconnect
• Smartphone users please download the mobile MyUsage app from the App Store or Google play to receive push notifications
• If your telephone number changes, update MyUsage for alerts
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• Pay by Phone: 1-866-784-0084
• Pay Online: here.
• Pay at one of the office locations during regular business hours:
Note: There is a $20 minimum payment at the counter
-Mayfield – 1218 W Broadway
-Benton – 1767 Mayfield Highway
-Murray – 1601 North 12th Street
• Pay 24/7 at the payment kiosks at one of the following locations:
Note: $.55 transaction fee for cash/check; 2.45% credit card processing fee
-Mayfield business office: 1218 W Broadway, Mayfield
-Pockets Shell – 1102 Octane Drive, Murray
-Little General – 1511 Main St, Benton
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We need an updated Membership Application from you. Please provide the information below.
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Thank you for applying for electric service with West Kentucky Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation (WKRECC). As a non-profit, member-owned and led cooperative, we look forward to serving you. This online application will make establishing service more convenient. If you have questions, please call WKRECC at 1-877-495-7322 during regular business hours. Please note that we cannot guarantee same-day service or connect service outside regular business hours, on weekends or holidays.
NOTE: Fields marked * are required.
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
The undersigned (hereinafter called the "Applicant") hereby applies for membership in, and agrees to purchase electric energy from West
Kentucky Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation (hereinafter called the "Cooperative") upon the following terms and conditions:
1. MEMBERSHIP FEE
The Applicant will pay to the Cooperative the amount specified in the Cooperative's Bylaws which, if this application is accepted by the
Cooperative, will constitute the Applicant's membership fee. upon termination of service after the term of contract and upon settlement
of final billing, the membership fee will be refunded to the Applicant or, at the option of the Cooperative, be applied against the final
billing for electric service. In the event the Cooperative is unable to furnish service to the Applicant, the membership fee will be
returned to the Applicant.
2. PAYMENT
The Applicant will purchase from the Cooperative or self-generate all electric energy used on the premises described herein and will
pay therefore monthly at rates to be determined from time to time in accordance with the Bylaws of the Cooperative. The Applicant will
pay the minimum bill provided on the Rate Schedule for his service classification, regardless of the number of kilowatt hours
consumed. The Cooperative reserves the right to discontinue service to the premises described herein upon non-payment for any
services or products or for any other obligations which shall from time to time become due and payable.
3. DELIVERY POINT
The connectors(s) utilized to dead-end the Cooperative's supply conductor shall constitute the delivery point and all service equipment,
wiring and appurtenances beyond said connectors(s), with the exception of the Cooperative's meter, shall be installed and maintained
by the Applicant. The Cooperative assumes no duty or liability for any service equipment, wiring or appurtenances not installed by it, or
for any injury to persons or property resulting from service equipment, wiring or appurtenances installed by the Applicant. The
Applicant hereby releases and agrees to hold the Cooperative, it's officers, directors, employees and agents harmless from any and all
claims for injuries to persons or property beyond the above defined delivery point.
4. BYLAWS, RULES AND REGULATIONS
The Applicant will comply with and be bound by the provisions of the Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws of the Cooperative, as
amended and revised, and such rules and regulations as may from time to time be adopted by the Cooperative. The Cooperative is a
regulated utility and has in its own right established rules and regulations. All the rules and regulations referred to herein, as well as its
Bylaws and Articles of Incorporation, as amended and revised, are made a part of this application, incorporated by references as it
fully copied herein and will supersede and prevail over any inconsistent terms of this Membership Application/Agreement.
5. PERSONAL LIABILITY
The Applicant, by paying a membership fee and becoming a member, assumes no liability or responsibility for any debts or liabilities of
the Cooperative, and it is expressly understood that under the law his private property is exempt from execution for any such debts or
liabilities.
6. CONTINUITY
The Cooperative shall use reasonable diligence to provide the Applicant with a constant and uninterrupted supply of electric power
and energy; but if such supply shall fail or be interrupted or become defective through act of God, or the public enemy, or by accident,
strikes, labor troubles, or by action of elements or inability to secure rights-of-way, or other permits needed, or breaker or fuse
operation, or any other cause beyond reasonable control of the Cooperative, the Cooperative shall not be liable therefore.
7. TERM
The acceptance of this application by the Cooperative shall constitute an agreement between the Applicant and the Cooperative and
the contract for electric service shall continue from the date service is made available by the Cooperative to the Applicant, and
thereafter until cancelled by either party to the other. This section of the application does not apply to the right of the Cooperative to
terminate this agreement for non-payment of bills or for violation of any of the rules and regulations, Bylaws, or Articles of
Incorporation as herein referred to in Paragraph (4) of the application.
8. SUCCESSION
This agreement may be assigned by the Applicant only with the consent of the Cooperative but shall be binding upon and inure to the
benefit of the successors, legal representatives, heirs, devisees, and assignees of the respective parties hereto.
9. CONSENT TO OCCUPY
The Membership Application/Agreement shall constitute an irrevocable license to the Cooperative to construct, operate, maintain, aerially inspect using a manned or unmanned aircraft system (UAS) including drones and repair electric lines and any other electric or communications infrastructure on, over or under the real estate of the Applicant and running with the land applicable to all successors in title, including the right of the Cooperative in its discretion to cut, trim, doze, mow, and/or use herbicidal chemical spraying on trees, shrubbery or other vegetation deemed necessary by the Cooperative to properly and adequately clear and maintain right-of-way in accordance with policy and procedure established by the Cooperative's Board of Directors or
management and further including the right of the Cooperative to provide service to the member himself or to other members and customers of the Cooperative and to ingress and egress as may be necessary or convenient to the extension of said service.
10. DEPOSIT
The Cooperative may require from the applicant at any time a deposit in accordance with policy and procedure established by the
Cooperative's Board of Directors or management prior to service connection as a guarantee of payment of current bills. Such
deposit may be refunded after final bill has been paid or may be applied against any underpaid billing, at the Cooperative's option,
upon discontinuance of service.
11. ALTERATIONS
No agent or representative of the Cooperative has the power to amend, modify, alter, or waive any of the provisions of this contract or
any of the general terms and conditions relating not herein contained. Any promise, agreements, or representations made by any
agent or representative of the Cooperative not herein set forth shall be void and of no effect.
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Declaration of Domicile for Purchase of Residential Utilities |
In accordance with the provisions of KRS 139.470(7) this declaration may only be executed for the purchase of sewer services, water, and fuel by Kentucky residents for use in heating, water heating, cooking, lighting, and other residential uses. "Fuel" shall include but not be limited to natural gas, electricity, fuel oil, bottled gas, coal, coke, and wood.
KRS 139.470(7) describes a place of domicile as "the place where an individul has his or her legal, true, fixed and permanent home and principal establishment, and to which, whenever the individual is absent, the individual has the intention of returning."
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is the accountholder for . | I declare that the address listed is my place of domicile and the purchase of residential utilities for use at this address meets the requirements for exemption from Kentucky sales and use tax under KRS 139.470(7).
Accordingly, I request the account associated with the above listed service address be classified as exempt from sales and use tax. I understand the exemption will begin on the date of the first full billing cycle after the date of receipt of this declaration by the utility provider or rural electric cooperative.
Under penalties of perjury, I swear or affirm that the information on this declaration is true and correct as to every material matter. |
Each resident may have only one place of domicile but may be listed as a responsible party for other service addresses.
The change in taxability for accounts will be effective on the first day of the first full billing cycle after the date of receipt of this declaration by the utility provider or rural electric cooperative. |
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