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Our normal hours: M-F, 8 am to 5 pm

How do I report an outage?

Mena office: 479-394-4140
Dierks office: 870-286-2012
Toll Free: 877-828-4074

How do I pay my bill?

Use the Pay Now link, automatic bank draft, smarthub App, Pay by phone (1-844-849-1513), Pay in person at the office (convenient drive-thru), or pay by mail.

How do I get new service?

Apply through the website or in person at the Mena or Dierks office. 

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A Powerful History of Powering Your Future.

A Powerful History of Powering Your Future.

Rich Mountain exists to serve you and other community members with reliable electricity.

1,743 Miles of Power Line Serving More than 6300 Members.

1,743 Miles of Power Line Serving More than 6300 Members.

There's always a qualified professional ready to help, on call for you 24 hours a day

We're Always Working To Bring You Reliable, Affordable Power.

We're Always Working To Bring You Reliable, Affordable Power.

There's always qualified professionals on call for you 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, making sure that the electricity you need is available.

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From quality customer service to assisting schools, rural water districts and rural fire departments, Rich Mountain Electric Cooperative is committed to assisting the members and communities we serve.

It's all a part of our dedication as your local energy partner since 1945.

Latest Rich Mountain Electric News

Who Owns What? Understanding Electric Equipment Responsibilities

By: Brad Castor, President/CEO

As July rolls in with extended daylight and rising temperatures, it also brings the increased potential for severe weather. Summer storms can arrive quickly and hit hard, sometimes causing significant damage to essential electric equipment throughout.

Rich Mountain Electric is prepared to respond swiftly to outages and restore power safely, but it is also important for homeowners to understand which parts of the electric system are their responsibility and which are maintained by the cooperative. Understanding these key differences can help speed up repairs and ensure everyone stays safe.

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