REC Brightens the Community
Saturday | April 9, 2022

Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC) attended the Madison Free Clinic’s first Touch-a-Truck event on Saturday, April 9. Local kids had the opportunity to get up close and inside many of the big trucks and vehicles they see rolling around their community, including REC. Ben Berry, Field Operations Foreman, Brandon Pickeral, First Class Lineman, and Todd Davis, Apprentice Lineman, spent the day showing off our bucket truck and talking to members of all ages as they spun the prize wheel. 

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