FMEA Executive Director & APPA Executive Committee Member Amy Zubaly joined fellow top-tier public power leaders at the American Public Power Association (APPA)’s CEO & Utility Managers Roundtable to connect with dynamic experts in technology, energy, and policy. JEA Managing Director & CEO Vickie Cavey represented JEA & Florida public power utilities on Monday’s Public Power Leadership Strategies panel. Thank you, Vickie, for sharing your insights with our public power peers! #FLPublicPower #PublicPower
Florida Municipal Electric Association
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Tallahassee, Florida 4,400 followers
Florida Public Power
About us
The Florida Municipal Electric Association (FMEA) represents the unified interests of Florida’s 33 public power communities. FMEA was established in 1942 in response to WWII fuel shortages and is now the statewide trade association and voice for Florida’s municipal electric utilities. FMEA provides its members with government relations, mutual aid coordination, communications, education, and networking opportunities. The association is at the forefront of energy industry news and trends and supports its member utilities by promoting public power and delivering superior services through advocacy, mutual aid, education, and collaboration. In addition to municipal electric utility members, FMEA offers an associate membership to vendor companies who want to connect and do business with Florida’s public power utilities. Public power utilities play an important role in Florida’s electric industry: - 33 public power utilities, geographically dispersed across the state - Serve 14 percent of the state’s population – 1.5 million homes and businesses or 3+ million Floridians - Employ more than 5,700 Floridians - Provide low-cost, reliable electric service, and have been doing so for over a century - Provide safe, efficient operations and superior service - Promote energy efficiency and conservation to lower consumer power costs - Are community-owned and locally managed, and - Support local government with transfer payments, which help communities pay for fire and police protection and other important local services.
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https://www.flpublicpower.com/
External link for Florida Municipal Electric Association
- Industry
- Utilities
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Tallahassee, Florida
- Type
- Partnership
- Founded
- 1942
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417 E College Avenue
Tallahassee, Florida 32301, US
Employees at Florida Municipal Electric Association
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Nicole Albers
Director of Public Affairs and Strategic Communications at Florida Municipal Electric Association
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Joanna White
Communications Specialist at Florida Municipal Electric Association
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Elizabeth Morris
Office & Operations Manager at Florida Municipal Electric Association (FMEA)
Updates
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Make your plans to join us at FMEA's upcoming events! FMEA roundtables are offered at no cost as a benefit to all staff of FMEA member utilities and cities. Visit our website for more information and to register, and view all upcoming events on our calendar: https://lnkd.in/eqzrde9y. #FLPublicPower #PublicPower
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This March, Florida public power salutes Women’s History Month. Lillian Gilbreth became the first woman engineer elected to the National Academy of Engineering (NAE) in 1965. In 1973, Grace Hopper became the second woman engineer elected. Mildred Dresselhaus was the third woman engineer elected in 1974. Betsy Ancker-Johnson was the fourth woman engineer elected to the NAE in 1975. #FLPublicPower #PublicPower
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We're #hiring a new Membership Services Coordinator in Tallahassee, Florida. Come join our team and support the Florida public power community. #FLPublicPower #PublicPower
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Florida Public Power Community Highlight: Tallahassee The City of Tallahassee is not only a Florida public power community, but it has also been the state capital since before 1845, when Florida gained statehood. The new Florida State Capitol was built in 1977 and the original building was converted into the Florida Historic Capitol Museum for locals and visitors to enjoy. Annually, lawmakers convene at the Capitol in downtown Tallahassee for the legislative session to create and amend state laws for the benefit of all Floridians. #FLPublicPower #PublicPower #DYK
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As storm preparedness is a year-round priority for Florida’s public power utilities, FMEA offers an annual forum for members to share expertise on keeping customers safe and maintaining power during severe weather events. Held ahead of the 2025 hurricane season, the forum will cover key topics, including mutual aid and logistics planning, FEMA documentation, utility preparedness, and a 2025 storm season outlook. Attendance is open exclusively to municipal members and Hurricane Forum sponsors. To learn more and to register for the 2025 Hurricane & Storm Preparedness Forum, taking place May 6-7 in Jacksonville, visit bit.ly/3QXGrYZ. #FLPublicPower #PublicPower
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Check out our video to relive some of the exciting moments from the 2025 Florida Lineman Competition. Congratulations again to all the lineworkers who competed on a job well done. #FLPublicPower #PublicPower
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Public power is power for the people, putting you in charge of your community’s energy future. Public power also invests back into its communities, enhancing the quality of life for residents and visitors alike, all while providing affordable, reliable and sustainable power. #FLPublicPower #PublicPower #PublicPowerWeek
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We are still buzzing from all the ENERGY in the room at the Florida Lineman Competition awards banquet this past weekend. Congratulations again to all our award recipients and competitors! We can’t wait to do it all again next year. Pictures from the event are now available online: bit.ly/41RdzIt. #FLPublicPower #PublicPower
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Learn about who’s who in the Florida public power community in FMEA's Winter 2024 online edition of RELAY magazine’s “On the Move” updates: bit.ly/3QahPvC. #FLPublicPower #PublicPower
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