JULY - AUGUST 2011
CO-OP BUSINESS EnERGy EFFICIEnCy Tip of the Month
Be a speedy chef. Nothing is more energy efficient for cooking than your microwave. It uses two-thirds less energy than your stove.
from various companies will soon hit the back roads to trim trees, spray and remove brush. It’s a huge task—and in some cases it may require access to your property. Kiamichi Electric mailed notices to members in December about right of way work taking place.
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Push a button to wash your dishes Surprise: Your dishwasher uses less water than washing dishes by hand. Let dishes air-dry to save even more.
Fill up the fridge. Having lots of food in your fridge keeps it from warming up too fast when the door is open. So your fridge doesn’t have to work as hard to stay cool.
t’s time for Kiamichi Electric to begin spring cleaning along its right- of-way. Contract crews
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District meetings scheduled for Aug. 2
Cooperative members in Districts 1, 3, 5 and 7 will meet this month to elect cooperative trustees. If you live in one of these districts, you will receive an official meeting notice in the mail.
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Any member living within a designated district may run for the position of cooperative trustee, however, certain
qualifications apply. you will find trustee qualifications listed in the Kiamichi Electric bylaws, available online at www.
kiamichielectric.org, or pick up a copy at the Kiamichi Electric office in Wilburton.
To hold a district election, a quorum must be present at each meeting. A quorum is ten percent of members living in each district.
THANKS FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
Operation Roundup is a voluntary program that raises thousands of dollars to improve the health and well being of southeast Oklahomans.
Applications for Operation Roundup funds are available at local social service agencies, at the KEC office in Wilburton, or online at www.
kiamichielectric.org.
Right of way maintenance is key to reliable electric service for you and your neighbors. For the next four months, crews will be working in the following areas. Please give them your
District meetings offer members the opportunity to get involved in their cooperative by choosing their elected representative. They are also a great place to meet your cooperative employees, ask questions and learn more about your co-op, We hope to see you there!
iamichi Electric
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OPERATION ROUNDUP REPORT
YEAR TO DATE COLLECTIONS: JULY 2011 $36,198.16
YEAR TO DATE DISBURSEMENTS: MAY 2011 $18,103.50
TOTAL COLLECTED SINCE INCEPTION: $879,707.59
TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS SINCE INCEPTION: $822,748.59
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