This September, we’re excited to introduce Wattson, the dynamic Red-Tailed Hawk serving as the Safety Ambassador for Cobb EMC. With his vibrant personality and commitment to safety, Wattson has become a beloved figure in the community, making over 70 public appearances each year.
A Passion for Safety and Energy
Wattson’s role at Cobb EMC goes beyond being just a mascot. As the face of the award-winning mascot program, he plays a vital part in promoting electrical safety, energy conservation, and careers in the energy sector. Wattson is featured in a variety of educational materials, including coloring books, videos, and safety publications, all aimed at teaching these important topics in a fun and engaging way.
Fun Facts About Wattson
- Birthday: March 25
- Favorite Movie: Ladyhawke
- Favorite Food: LongHorn Steakhouse Flo’s Filet
- Favorite Colors: Orange and Blue
- Favorite Cartoon Character: Tweety
- Favorite Song: “Surfin Bird” by The Trash Men
- Favorite Vacation Spots: Warm Springs, Georgia, and The Little White House
- Favorite Pastime: When he’s not on duty, Wattson enjoys building Legos and memorizing the Cobb EMC Safety Manual—talk about dedication!
Wattson’s Impact
Cobb EMC, a not-for-profit, member-owned cooperative, provides reliable electrical service to nearly 200,000 members across Georgia. Wattson plays a crucial role in this mission by educating the community on the importance of safety and energy conservation. Through his engaging appearances and educational outreach, Wattson has become a trusted figure, especially among young audiences.
Wattson’s work doesn’t stop at public appearances. He also has a branded energy website and leads community safety presentations, ensuring that the message of safety and conservation reaches as many people as possible.
Join Wattson on His Adventures
Whether he’s making a guest appearance at a community event or starring in the latest safety video, Wattson is always on the move, spreading the word about the importance of safety and energy conservation. Keep an eye out for him at your local events, and don’t forget to check out his educational resources online!
For more about Cobb EMC and Wattson’s safety initiatives, visit Cobb EMC’s website.