We urge member-owners to be alert for phone calls from scammers who claim to be from REC stating that accounts are overdue and payment is due immediately.

If you receive a suspicious call, please keep the following in mind:

  • REC does not use collection agencies to contact members by phone.
  • If you receive a phone call from someone claiming to be an REC employee demanding immediate payment, report the suspicious activity to local law enforcement.

If you are uncertain if a call you received came from a legitimate REC representative please call us directly at 800-552-3904 or contact us using the form below.

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John Hewa, President and CEO, and Board Chairman Christopher Shipe participated in a live telephone town hall with members on July 8.

Celebrating the Red, White and Blue

Saturday | July 6, 2024
REC employees took part in community parades celebrating Independence Day.

REC Joins Playin' in the Park

Friday | July 5, 2024
As part of the Independence Day festivities, REC joined the public at at Booster Park in Orange County.