Powerline Press June 2012
A Supplement of Oklahoma Living Published by Lake Region Electric Cooperative for its members. Vol. 3
ANNUAL MEETING
Election Results Tip of the Month
Want to beat the heat? Run appliances like dishwashers and dryers late in the evening to keep the heat from affecting your comfort. Use cold water to wash clothes, and remember to unplug electric chargers, televisions, and any appliances when you are not using them.
Source: Touchstone Energy Cooperatives
With the scent of BBQ in the air and a sense of friend- ship, Lake Region Electric Cooperative (LREC) hosted their 2012 Annual Meeting with 1,134 members regis- tered along with their fami- lies.
Every year, LREC holds
an Annual Meeting so the members can stay informed affecting the co-op, as well as vote through a democratic pro- cess for who will represent them on the Board of Trustees. Mem- bers also had the opportunity to ask employees questions about the co-op and the industry as a whole.
After the members enjoyed
- pared lunch of BBQ, chicken fried steak, Indian tacos or cat- local young talent with live enter- tainment by the jazz band, Gibson Station.
Board of Trustees election re- sults were announced after the voting closed at 1:00 p.m. Three candidates, including the two in- cumbents, were running for two
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open trustee positions. The trustee positions are at large. The two candi- dates with the high- est number of votes were
elected to the board. The elec- tion results are as follows: Jack Teague, 878 votes, Scott Manes, 749 votes, and Louis Bohanon, 367 votes. Jack Teague and Scott Manes were elected to the board for a three-year term.
The business meeting was then held, and Hamid Vah- datipour, CEO, had the plea- sure of holding a Q&A session
Jaylyn Tannehill
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Jack Teague...................878 Scott Manes...................749 Louis Bohanon..............367
Lake Region Electric Hosts 2012 Annual Meeting
Photos by: Larry Mattes
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