Serving nearly 22,000 homes and businesses across its region, Pickwick Electric Cooperative in Selmer, Tennessee, needed a new facility to better serve its growing customer base. TLM designed a modern headquarters east of Selmer that provides ample space for operations, customer access, and future growth.
Situated on a 200-acre site, the new cooperative campus features five structures designed to streamline service, enhance efficiency, and support long-term expansion. The main office, spanning 33,145 square feet, houses multiple departments, a safe room, and a state-of-the-art emergency operations center. It also includes a spacious community meeting room, drive-thru, large work areas, and covered vehicle parking.
The site includes a 24,060 square foot warehouse with storage and a linemen’s breakroom, a 15,000 square foot truck repair garage with 20 parking bays, a wash bay, and an enclosed workshop. Additional facilities include a vehicle repair shop for routine maintenance, a 4,667 square foot covered fuel island, a transformer and electric meter repair center, and a 21,813 square foot truck shelter.
Designed with efficiency and growth in mind, this new campus provides the cooperative with modern facilities, streamlined operations, and room to expand well into the future.
