…and remove the four Lower Snake River dams.” While alternative energy sources are more expensive and the Co-op continues to see steady incremental rate increases from BPA, the good news…
…the opportunity to work outside. Celesta Collacchi | Right of Way Administrator I have always been concerned for the environment and the world we leave behind. Becoming a forester…
…storm or other event. Your location also affects the time it takes to get power restored. If you live in a rural area, it might take FEC crews an hour…
…rural area, it might take FEC crews an hour or more just to arrive on location (especially if they need to leave their home in the middle of the night)….
…#3 (Whitefish, Big Mountain, Olney) incumbent Jay Downen was re-elected receiving 4,589 votes to challenger Curran Edland’s 2,076. Facing no opposition, incumbent Alan Ruby (District #5 – Kalispell, North of…
…innovative solutions as they become available. The $5 Effort You voiced your concerns about the world’s dependence on fossil fuels and how that dependence impacts our environment, and we heard…
…it be? A. The ability to grant “do-overs.” If we could all just back up time and do it over again, our world would be a better place. We need…
…expected to continue without interruption. The Co-op is following the situation very closely and will continue to monitor recommended practices as outlined by the Centers for Disease Control, World Health…
…largest American Red Cross Blood Drive in Montana history. To be successful, the Co-op will need the help of community individuals and businesses. At Flathead Electric Cooperative, employees often encounter…
…medical devices. If safe, go to an alternate location for heat or cooling. Check on neighbors. For more tips, visit the Department of Homeland Security or the American Red Cross….
