Carrollton Independence Day celebration

Pictured with Carroll County Facility Manager, Merritt Brown, is Tiffany Howell, FOE Ladies Auxiliary president

Carroll County Energy is pleased to continue their support of the annual Carrollton Independence Day celebration with a donation to the Carrollton FOE 2185 Ladies Auxiliary. The community event features entertainment, games for children, and an evening fireworks display.

IN THE NEWS

Dec 25, 2019
The Canton Repository
Like a Good Neighbor, Carroll County Energy is There for Carrollton
From construction, operations and maintenance jobs to a bump in the local economy and from a new school building to local charitable support, Carroll County Energy has made a positive impact on the community since day one.

Apr 18, 2019
The Carroll County Messenger
Carroll County Chamber of Commerce awards Carroll County Energy one of ten Golden Shovel awards
Ten area businesses were presented Golden Shovel awards during the Carroll County Chamber of Commerce annual banquet April 18 at Atwood Yacht Club. Golden Shovel award winners were chosen for the capital improvements made to their businesses which total $65,941,808.

Mar 13, 2019
The Free Press Standard
Take a look inside Carrollton's new school
Construction on the new Carrollton schools is on schedule with an official dedication date set for Aug. 3. That is the latest update given by Carrollton school officials regarding the $42 million plus complex for grades 6-12 being constructed on board-owned property on state Route 332, south of Carrollton. The complex for middle school and high school students in grades 6-12 will officially open in August when classes resume for the 2019-20 school year.

NEWS

Jul 28, 2023
Carroll County Energy Partnered with Ohio Department of Natural Resources and Encino Energy to replace an aged playground in Carroll County

Jul 22, 2023
Generous donations from Carroll County Energy support local 4-H children; while funding meals for nearby Senior Center with the purchases

Apr 4, 2023
Carroll County Energy Hosts School Field Trip
The class of 42 elementary school students learned about clean, gas-fired power generation from a first-hand perspective.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH OFFICE

Call Nicole Lumley at 330-476-4022