Cooperative’s Nominating Committee Meets
The Nominating Committee met at the Mena office Sept. 26 to name candidates for director position. This position will be filled by the mail balloting that will precede the 2024 Annual Meeting, to be held on Wednesday, Nov. 27. Committee members present were Farrell Cole of Holly Springs; David Donica of Hatfield; Phillip Hatley of Potter; R.H. Pinkerton of Umpire; Reginald Fryar of Cove; Stan House of Mena and Wendell Garner of Dierks.
IMPORTANT NOTICE: 2023 Patronage Capital
By: Brad Castor, President/CEO
Notice is hereby given members of Rich Mountain Electric Cooperative, Incorporated that, in accordance with the provisions of the bylaws of the cooperative, patronage capital for the year 2023 has been credited to the capital account of each member.
The Cooperative Difference
The retirement of capital credits is the tangible demonstration of your ownership in Rich Mountain Electric Cooperative (RMEC). As a member-owned cooperative, RMEC operates as a not-for-profit utility. This is accomplished through the retirement of capital credits.
Co-ops Power Communities with Purpose: October is National Co-op Month
Rich Mountain Electric Cooperative is deeply committed to our members, and we’re glad you are part of the electric cooperative community.
Cybersecurity Tips for a Safer Digital World: October is National Cybersecurity Month
The average household with internet access owns about 17 connected devices. That figure covers a wide range of electronics, including smartphones, computers, streaming devices, smart speakers, home assistants and more. Given our increasing reliance on internet-connected technologies, the likelihood of new cyber threats is ever-present.
Insulation 101: Wrap Your Home in Warmth
By: Mitch Ross
Several years ago, when I was looking to purchase a home for my family, I gave the real estate agent quite a surprise! As she was showing us a home and talking about the layout and other hot-topic items, an attic access caught my eye.
Summary of the Bylaws of Rich Mountain Electric Cooperative, Inc.
Summary of the bylaws of Rich Mountain Electric Cooperative, Inc. pertaining to membership, annual meetings, board representation, nominations and election procedures for electing directors.
The Seven Cooperative Principles
As a cooperative, Rich Mountain Electric Cooperative holds true to the seven cooperative principles.
Threats to 24/7 Power
Power plants that currently provide reliable power would be forced to prematurely shut down.
Watch the clock to lock in energy savings
As temperatures rise and summer activities heat up, a reliable flow of electricity is essential to ensure our members stay cool and connected.