You Have a Voice at Your Co-op
Vote by mail-in ballot, online, or at our Annual Meeting.
It has never been easier as a member to be involved in your electric co-op and exercise your right to vote! Democratic Member Control is so important to cooperative function that it stands as one of the Seven Cooperative Principles.
This article includes instructions on how to vote in this year's Board of Trustee election. Online information and mail-in ballots will be available in the Lane-Scott Electric Annual Report being mailed to members the week of June 10.
Notice of Rate Revision
CLICK HERE FOR NEW RATES
New rates were adopted following our recent cost-of-service study and open member meetings. New rates will be in effect with June usage, reflected on July bills.
Additional information including a link to the cost-of-service study and demand education materials can be found in this article.
Understanding Three-part Rates and Demand
This graphic and more information to help members better understand demand, three-part rates, how to save with demand, how to view demand usage in SmartHub, and what common household applicances use can be found here.
2024 Board of Trustee Candidates
Find out who is running for election on the Lane-Scott Electric Board of Trustees this year.
Each year, three of the nine trustee positions terms expire.
Mark Your Calendars
Tuesday, July 16, 2024 will be the Lane-Scott Electric Annual Meeting held at the Lane County Fairgrounds in Dighton.
Complimentary bar-b-que dinner and in-person voting will begin at 6:30 p.m., followed by the business meeting and guest speaker at 7 p.m.
Look for more information in future publications and in the Annual Report being mailed to all members the week of June 10.
Call 811 Before You Dig
Whether completing a major project, building fence, or planting a tree in the backyard, always call 8-1-1 first.
This article has more information about the process EVERYONE needs to follow before digging.