Electricity Brings Everyday Value
We know our members are feeling stretched right now. When the cost of essentials keeps climbing, every bill that arrives in the mailbox matters - including your electric bill.
With these mounting concerns, it seemed like a good time to show how your electric cooperative compares to the U.S. residential electric bill, to look at the value of electricity, and what it makes possible each day.
Happy Labor Day
Our office will be closed on Monday, Sept. 7 for the Labor Day Holiday.
If you need assistance or have an outage, call 620-397-5327 or 800-407-2217.
Lane-Scott Fuels Growth of Student Leaders at Cooperative Youth Leadership Camp
Keri Crisler and Alliah Garza recently represented Lane-Scott at the 49th annual Cooperative Youth Leadership Camp. Read about Crisler and Garza's experience while at camp.
Celebrating 85 Years of Cooperative Service
Lane-Scott celebrated 85 years of providing power to our members and communities at the annual meeting on July 14. Read about the highlights from the evening!
Answering Member Satisfaction Survey Questions and Concerns
Lane-Scott recently conducted a member satisfaction survey through a third-party contractor. The survey was designed not just to provide a score, but to help us better understand member concerns, identify areas of interest, and how we can improve as a cooperative.
The article answers some of the most common questions and concerns shared by surveyed members.
Energy Efficiency Tip of The Month - HVAC Maintenance
Read the Energy Efficiency Tip of the Month for ideas on how to save on your energy use and ultimately your electric bill.
Tips to Avoid Utility Scams - Connected Devices
Scams have become an unfortunate part of every day life. Whether cyber, text, email or phone attempts, they all try to trick you into thinking their "ploy" is legitimate. While connected devices add convenience, they can lead to vulnerability if not properly secured.
Read these tips to help you avoid falling victim to another type of scam.
Stay Put. Stay Alive.
If your machinery, vehicle or equipment make contact with a power line, guy wire, or electrical box, do not get out of your cab.
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Call 911 and wait for us to arrive to cut the power.
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Wait to exit your cab until the power is de-energized.
If you need to exit to escape smoke or fire, jump out without touching any part of the tractor or vehicle, and hop away as far as you can, keeping both feet together as you hop.
Don't Wait for the Warning: Severe Weather Safety Starts Now
This month is National Preparedness Month. This article from Safe Electricity provides safety and preparedness information for the following categories:
Watches vs. Warnings, Tips to Stay Safe, Know How to Keep Others Safe, and Stay Alert During Cleanup.
Congratulations to the 2026 Lane-Scott Electric Cooperative and CoBank Sharing Success Grant Recipients
Through our partnership with CoBank, Lane-Scott Electric has the opportunity to award grants to a few of the many deserving organizations in our communities.
Read about this year's four $1,000 grant recipients.
Back to School Promotion