2026 Bright Ideas Grants Awarded
Hands-on activities that help students develop critical thinking and math skills, interactive explorations of biological systems and dedicated reading time that encourages students to unplug…
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Road trip: Autauga County
Over the last two years, we’ve had the opportunity to take a road trip through the 10 counties we serve, but now our excursion has…
Job posting:
CAEC will be accepting resumes/cover letters for the position of Broadband Network Administrator (deadline to apply is March 27, 2026).
2026 Empower Energy Education Workshop
The NEED Project designs and delivers teacher-tested educational materials, evaluation techniques and tools, recognition of student achievement, and professional development for educators. NEED materials and…
Tax Information
IMPORTANT HEALTH COVERAGE TAX DOCUMENTS
Offices drive-thru only, Mondays & Fridays starting Feb. 2
It is important to us that we meet our members where they choose to do business with us, so beginning February 2, we’ll have more…
2026 Board Election Timeline
February 24 (Tuesday Board Meeting) Trustees appoint Nominating Committee (Article IV, Section 4.05 of Member Bylaws). April 10 (Friday) Nominating Committee meets (Article IV, Section…
Road trip: Perry County
Whether stopping by for an educational outing or just wanting to get in touch with the great outdoors, Perry County offers an array of opportunities…
Unclaimed Capital Credit Listing
Below is a listing of the unclaimed capital credits for the years of 1995-1998. 2025 Unclaimed Capital Credit Listing For more information on this unique…
Road trip: Talladega County
If you long for the great outdoors while also craving variety, Talladega County’s the place for you! Whether you’re looking for hiking or biking trails,…
Annual Meeting 2025 recap
This year’s Annual Meeting and Member Appreciation Day, held on Friday, Aug. 8, once again offered CAEC members the same opportunities for food, fun and…
A View from the Top: My Why
“When the lights go out, so do they,” is an age-old utility saying. Even when it means leaving their own families behind in the wake…