Cooperative Farewell: Serving Our Members
This summer, I will retire from my role as Sangre de Cristo Electric Association’s CEO. The search for my successor is currently underway, and updates on that process will be shared with you in the coming months. As I prepare to step away, I cannot help but reflect on the tremendous honor it has been […]
Capital Credits
Click here to find a list of names of people who have an unclaimed capital credit from San Isabel Electric Association. The electric cooperative publishes the unclaimed capital credit list every April in an attempt to notify member-owners that the co-op issued them a capital credit check for at least $10, and that check has […]
Lineworkers: Wired for Service
In the quiet hours before dawn breaks, while many of us are still asleep, lineworkers begin their day, often clad in flame-resistant clothing, safety goggles, rubber gloves, and thick, heavy boots. They are the individuals who epitomize dedication to service in its purest form. As we celebrate Lineworker Appreciation Day on April 18, this is […]
April: An Eventful Month at SECPA
Here at Southeast Colorado Power Association (SECPA), we have a couple of things to celebrate in April. First, April is the month when we celebrate Lineworker Appreciation Day. When people flip a light switch, they may not give much thought to why or how the light comes on. SECPA lineworkers provide an essential service: Our […]
Faces, Places & Voices of PVREA
Most people take shelter when storms rage and power flickers. For Jason Slaughter, that’s when the real work begins. As a lineman, he’s first on the scene, braving the elements to restore power and ensure safety. “You’ve got to be ready to drop everything — whether you’re sitting with your family at dinner or whatever […]
Reliability is Our Focus
In a world where electricity is needed to power every aspect of our lives, keeping the lights on has never been more important. A dependable electric supply ensures the smooth operation of homes and businesses. Without reliable electricity, our safety, economic stability, and quality of life would be drastically reduced. Reliability is so important to […]
MCREA 2024 Annual Report
The board of directors, management staff, and employees of Morgan County Rural Electric Association, Inc., are pleased to bring you the 2024 Annual Report. Morgan County REA is a not-for-profit electric cooperative that is dedicated to serving members by providing safe, reliable energy with a strong tradition and vision for the future. Under the cooperative […]
Be Ready For Storm Season
Spring is on our doorstep and like many of you, I’m looking forward to more opportunities to be outdoors and enjoy warmer weather. Springtime brings many of my favorite activities like cooking out with family and friends and working in the garden. Unfortunately, spring and summer can also create the perfect conditions for severe storms. […]
Rooted in Reliability
MVEA’s 2025 Strategy Map Every year, Mountain View Electric Association’s Board of Directors and Executive Leadership Team meets to develop a strategic plan that includes priorities to better serve our growing co-op membership. This year, after the 2025 strategic plan was approved, MVEA’s leadership team worked together to identify a key focus area that spans […]
SDCEA Selects Students to Send to Washington, D.C.
Sangre de Cristo Electric Association is thrilled to announce that four outstanding students—Jenna Shepherd, Aberlyn Leon, Tayler Propernick, and Jamie Nall—have been selected to attend the prestigious Washington D.C. Youth Tour this June. This weeklong, all-expenses-paid trip offers high school students a unique opportunity to explore our nation’s capital, engage with history, learn about the […]