EMC provides Brooks with new playground equipment

EMC

provides Brooks with new playground equipment

Coweta-Fayette EMC

recently delighted the students at Brooks Elementary

School with the addition of a brand new six-seat swingset

to their playground.

"It's

rewarding for both the giver and the recipient,"

observed EMC President and CEO Michael Whiteside.

"We get pleasure out of bringing smiles to so many,

and the school can enjoy and use the equipment for years

to come."

EMC is a

member of the Fayette County Chamber of Commerce's

Partners in Education program. Whiteside is the immediate

past chairman of the Fayette Chamber of Commerce. Brooks

Elementary school is the EMC's partner school.

"We

greatly appreciate the EMC's support," said Harry

Sweatman, principal. "Our students are, of course,

thrilled. On behalf of the student body and the PTO,

thank you." he said.

Coweta-Fayette

EMC provides electricity to more than 59,000 consumers in

one of the nation's fastest-growing areas, including

Coweta, Fayette, South Fulton, Clayton, Heard,

Meriwether, Spalding and Troup Counties. The company has

been in business for more than 50 years

Last year,

the EMC introduced subsidiary company Relyco to manage an

array of new services and products, including security

systems and monitoring, pagers and surge protection.