- Save Energy. Save Money!
- Assistance Agencies
- Touchstone Energy Savers
- Touchstone Energy Kids Zone
Save Energy. Save Money.There are many no- and low- cost things you can do around the house to save energy. Learn how to manage your energy use and your utility bills at Home / Home Energy Savings.
Help in tough times
Times are tough and many folks need a little help. Here's a listing of agencies in Southern Arizona that provide a variety of services to help folks get back on their feet. Trico also has an assistance program, The Trico Charitable Trust. Click here to learn more.
Save Energy, Save Money
Touchstone Energy Savers Can Help.
Touchstone Energy Savers offers useful tools,valuable tips and resources designed to create greater home comfort and promote energy efficiency
Click here to be transferred to the touchstone energy savers website.
Touchstone Energy Kids Zone
Learning About Energy Has Never Been So Easy
Touchstone Energy Kids Zone, a cool place where you can learn about electricity, energy savings and electrical safety. Energy is part of our daily lives. Every time you watch television or turn on a light you are using electricity.
Click here to be transferred to the touchstone energy kids zone website.
Tangerine Road Closure
*** ATTENTION ***
Tangerine Road at the Railroad Crossing just east of I-10 will be CLOSED from Wednesday, March 10 at 6 a.m. to Thursday, March 11 at 6 p.m. Union Pacific will be performing repairs on the crossing.If you need to travel to Trico's headquarters during this time, you will have to take Thornydale Road north to Tangerine, then proceed west on Tangerine to Trico's offices.
Questions should be directed to: JAMIE O’SHEA, PHONE: 775-828-3433
Trico Annual Meeting!
Saturday, May 1, 10 a.m.
**ALL Trico customers are invited to attend!**Meet your board of directors as well as Trico’s senior staff. Hear the latest news and information about YOUR electric co-op! Every Trico Member that attends is eligible to win a 2000 Chevy half-ton 4x4 truck! (This truck is one of Trico's retired work trucks and has approximately 190,000 miles.)
• Saturday, May 1 •
• 9:00 a.m. Registration Opens •
• Cookies and Lemonade •
• 10 a.m. Meeting •
• 11:30 a.m. TRUCK drawing! •
Sahuarita District Auditorium
350 W. Sahuarita Rd.
Trico Town Hall
Come to the TRICO Town Hall
March 17, 6 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Trico CEO Vin Nitido will be on-hand to discuss the issues facing Trico and to answer your questions and address your concerns. The meeting is informal and all Trico Members are invited to attend. No need to RSVP.
Pay your bill at Walmart!
Pay your Trico Electric bill at Walmart! Just bring your Trico bill stub to the customer service desk. Walmart will accept cash, Walmart money orders, and PIN-based debit cards. (Sorry, no checks or credit cards.) Walmart assesses a $.88 fee for this service and payments are usually processed within three days.
You must have your Trico bill stub to ensure your payment is processed accurately. You will be given a receipt for your payment. Be sure to take a moment to verify all the information on it, including the last four digits of your account number, the utility paid (make sure it says 'Trico'), the amount paid and a confirmation number.
If your account is past due and in danger of being disconnected, it's YOUR responsiblity to call Trico with your payment receipt number. You can find this number printed at the bottm of your Wal-Mart receipt, e.g., just above where it says 'Number of Items Sold.'