Growing Together
Caring for trees and keeping the power on.
Lane-Scott Electric works to strike a careful balance between preserving the beauty of trees we cherish and delivering the reliable electricity you expect. Managing vegetation plays a major role in preventing power outages.
Read this month's manager's article to find out how we manage this careful balance of trees and electrical equipment.
Nominating Committee Selects Board Candidates to Run for Election
Cooperatives are controlled by their members who participate in setting policies and making decisions. Every year three trustee positions are up for election by the membership. We encourage you to vote for the trustees who exercise the power of the cooperative and represent the membership.
Find out more about your trustees running for election and how to vote.
Save the Date for the Lane-Scott Electric Annual Meeting
Join Lane-Scott Electric for our annual meeting, Tuesday, July 14 at the Lane Co. Fairgrounds, to celebrate 85 years of providing power to our communities!
6-7:30 p.m. - Free fair rides
6 - 7 p.m. - Vote for Board of Trustees
6:30 p.m. - Catered meal by John Ross & Co.
7:30 p.m. - Business Meeting: Cooperative update, Guest Speaker Lee Tafanelli - CEO of Kanas Electric Cooperatives, Inc., raffle prizes, trustee election results.
Welcome New Employees
Lane-Scott is excited to announce the addition of two employees to our team.
Bella McNey is a part-time receptionist and cashier in the Dighton office and Logan Seifried has joined the team as a summer intern.
Work Safely Near Utility Lines
Whether you're running heavy equipment or using handheld tools, working outdoors can put you dangerously close to overhead and underground utility lines. A line strike can cause outages, fires, fines, serious injury or death.
Read these key overhead and underground safety recommendations on how to stay safe while working around power lines.
Reminder: Peak Summer Hours