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Vegetation Management
To help achieve our mission of providing the safest, most reliable electric services to our community, appropriate clearances around distribution lines and electric equipment must be maintained – both by Jackson Energy Authority and the customer. Browse the topics below to learn more.
Understanding Energy Use
Whether you want to increase production costs by saving energy, minimize the impact your business has on the environment or utilize the latest technological innovations for operational excellence, understanding the way your business or industry uses electricity is key. Kilowatt hours (kWh) Measurement for “energy” and is the cumulative use…
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Electricity
The electricity powering our community connects us through hundreds of miles of infrastructure to power generation plants in the valley. It’s an essential component of life and economic growth, powering the technologies, devices and conveniences of today. Explore the stories below to learn more about electricity, appliances, meters and system…
Planning Forms
The City of Jackson Planning Department is responsible for reviewing and advising Jackson and Madison County on a wide array of issues such as the development of new subdivisions, shopping centers, and industries; the preservation of historic properties; and the location of new streets and roads to serve our growing…
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Getting Started
Getting services with Jackson Energy Authority is a simple process but could require documents or fees from other sources including the City of Jackson and Madison County. Please refer to the information below to get started. To begin the construction process with Jackson Energy Authority, please call New Accounts at…
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Disconnect & Remove Services
If the need arises for services to be disconnected and removed from the building site, a JEA Service Termination form must be completed, signed by the owner of the property and submitted to Jackson Energy Authority. Work to disconnect and remove services will begin 7-14 business days after the JEA…
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Contact New Accounts
Jackson Energy Authority looks forward to working hand-in-hand with contractors and developers as they work to create new businesses, homes and developments in Jackson, Tennessee. To begin working with Jackson Energy Authority, please contact New Accounts anytime between 8am to 5pm Monday through Friday, at any of the contact methods…
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Utility Contractor Requirements
Jackson Energy Authority requires all contractors to have applicable and current MU (Municipal and Utility Construction) licensing if work is to be performed on any new infrastructure that will become part of Jackson Energy Authority’s water distribution system or wastewater collection system.
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Fire Protection Services
All commercial, industrial and multi-unit developments are required to install fire protection services. Sprinkler and fire main connections will be granted as requested, subject to such pressure and quantity limitations as may exist on the main. Your Project Coordinator will assist in determining the yield of the main. Installation costs…
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Fire Flow Tests
Regardless of the type, all developments must have hydrant flow tests performed to determine water availability at the point of connection. These tests are performed for a variety of reasons: To determine water availability for firefighting To determine water availability for the design of fire sprinkler systems To determine water…
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