AMP recently welcome the Borough of Chambersburg, Pa., as the newest AMP member.
The borough is located in south central Pennsylvania, just 24 miles west of Gettysburg. The borough’s electric system serves approximately 11,700 meters.
“As the largest public power system in Pennsylvania, it is important that the Borough of Chambersburg forge strategic partnerships,” said Allen Coffman, Chambersburg Council President. “This partnership with AMP will enhance the delivery of services to our community while ensuring that we are providing some of the lowest retail utility rates in the Commonwealth.”
“We are pleased to welcome the Borough of Chambersburg as an AMP Member,” said Jolene Thompson, AMP President/CEO.
“Chambersburg has a long-standing tradition of leadership in public power, and their commitment to providing exceptional service to their community aligns well with AMP's mission. We look forward to collaborating with Chambersburg to enhance their electric services and support their continued growth and success,” she said.
AMP is the nonprofit wholesale power supplier and services provider for more than 130 Members in the states of Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, West Virginia; as well as the Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation, a joint action agency with eight Delaware municipal members.
