NOVEMBER 2012 OPERATIONS UPDATE MONTHLY REPORT Crews working
near Ft. Towson Contracting crews from Sooner Construction will perform routine line maintenance along Choctaw Electric electric lines running south and west of Ft. Towson. Their work will continue throughout the month of November. Members in that area may notice minor interruptions as work progresses. Your patience is appreciated.
Nonprofits can
apply for funds Choctaw Electric Cooperative believes in supporting local communities—with services, volunteer labor, sponsorships, and donations.
Every year the CEC board of directors sets budgets for educational and community contributions. Nonprofit organizations may apply for funds or services by completing and submitting a form found on the website at
www.choctawelectric.coop.
To find the application form on the website, click on “Services” from the menu bar, and then select “Donations.”
You will be taken to the Donations page where you may fill out the funding request form. You will need to provide details about how the funds will be used and who will benefit from the project. You will also be asked for a brief description on your organization and its mission. If applicable, please provide the date of your event and/or the date the funds will be needed.
All applications are carefully reviewed by CEC’s Donation Request Committee. All applicants will receive a written response within 30 days from the date of submission.
Words of Encouragement
“The odds of going to the store for a loaf of bread and coming out with only a loaf of bread are three billion to one.”
—Erma Bombeck Rural Electric taxes collected
for local schools (For September 2012 collections)
Choctaw Electric Cooperative gross receipts taxes are collected by the state and distributed to local schools. The amount each school receives is based on the number of miles of CEC line in the school district. Ninety-five percent is distributed to schools. The remaining five percent is retained by the state.
SCHOOL Lane
Farris
Bennington Grant Swink
Boswell
Ft. Towson Soper Hugo
Whitesboro Forest Grove Lukfata Glover
Denison
Holly Creek Idabel
Haworth Valliant
Eagletown Smithville Wright City Battiest
Broken Bow Nashoba Rattan Clayton Antlers Moyers
TOTALS 95% paid to schools
5% paid to state 100% paid by CEC
CURRENT MONTH $11.16
$2,494.32 $173.87
$2,855.74 $527.07
$1,732.34 $3,765.27 $2,794.48 $4,548.72 $199.76
$1,575.95 $1,168.02 $1,350.09 $997.95
$1,299.78 $2,555.78 $5,476.77 $3,740.64 $1,975.88 $3,960.18 $2,049.76 $4,013.44 $5,454.46 $1,496.59 $6,111.61 $1,130.35 $7,264.68 $2,344.24
YEAR-TO-DATE $32.99
$7,375.51 $514.12
$8,444.19 $1,558.51 $5,122.40 $11,133.61 $8,263.06 $13,450.20 $590.66
$4,659.95 $3,453.74 $3,992.11 $2,950.85 $3,843.36 $7,557.25 $16,194.37 $11,060.78 $5,842.53 $11,709.95 $6,060.99 $11,867.42 $16,128.41 $4,425.30 $18,071.56 $3,342.34 $21,481.10 $6,931.74
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$73,068.90 $3,845.73 $76,914.63
SOURCE: OKLAHOMA TAX COMMISSION
$216,059.00 $11,371.53 $227,430.53
CEC
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