https://www.flatheadelectric.com/my-account-bill/new-construction/non-residential/
The information in the Non-Residential New Construction & Service Handbook (PDF) was developed to help you acquire electrical power to your property or business. It presents information and general specifications about the supply and use of electricity from Flathead Electric Cooperative. Adherence to these procedures and standards will promote safe electrical installations and reliable service. […]
https://www.flatheadelectric.com/safety-first-video-car-v-pole/
It's not as far-fetched as it may seem! Learn how to stay safe if you happen to find yourself in this unfortunate and life-threatening situation.
https://www.flatheadelectric.com/faqs/how-is-power-outage-restoration-prioritized/
Our #1 goal is to safely restore power to the greatest number of members in the shortest time possible. To accomplish that, prioritization looks like this:
Transmission lines receive first priority. This is because they supply power to substations, which [...]
https://www.flatheadelectric.com/our-community/youth-programs-scholarships/
[…] than returning them to the Montana general fund. FEC Scholarship Flathead Electric Co-op offers over $117,000 in scholarships each year. Individual scholarships range from $1,500 to $ 6,000. The applicant or their parent/legal guardian must be a member of Flathead Electric Cooperative, served by the Co-op at their primary residence. Scholarship money must be […]
https://www.flatheadelectric.com/roundup-report-april-2023/
Roundup for Safety Supports Continued Safety at the Abbie Shelter
https://www.flatheadelectric.com/roundup-for-safety-supports-projects-in-libby-kalispell-and-more/
At an August 10 meeting, Flathead Electric Cooperative’s Roundup for Safety board awarded $33,986 in support of community safety projects proposed by nonprofit organizations. The Libby Police Department received Roundup for Safety funds to update their nearly obsolete Tasers. Chief Cody Ercanbrack presented on behalf of the department, explaining that the current Tasers are […]
https://www.flatheadelectric.com/co-op-announces-community-education-grant-awards/
As a 501(c)12 not-for-profit electric utility, when Flathead Electric Cooperative brings in more revenue than is needed to operate, that money is allocated back to its members as “capital credits.” Some of these capital credits go unclaimed, usually because members move away without updating their mailing addresses. When capital credits go unclaimed for five years […]
https://www.flatheadelectric.com/faqs/why-isnt-anyone-answering-the-phone-when-i-call-the-dispatch-center/
Your Co-op’s dispatch center is staffed 24/7, 356 days per year, to respond to power outages. Dispatch’s top priority is to assign crews and coordinate outage restoration efforts in the quickest and safest manner possible. When time allows, dispatchers also [...]
https://www.flatheadelectric.com/about-my-co-op/contact-us/member-survey/
We want to hear from you, our members. Being a Cooperative means that Flathead Electric is a not-for-profit entity owned by the members we serve. It also means that we are genuinely interested in hearing feedback from our members. We appreciate all the feedback we’ve received over the years. Positive and negative alike, we take […]
https://www.flatheadelectric.com/our-community/ribeye-raffle/
[…] local food banks, but the premium cuts are raffled off as a fundraiser that also benefits local food banks. Two lucky winners will each take home approximately 60 one-inch-thick premium Ribeye and T-bone steaks (valued at over $500 per winner). The Ribeye Raffle ticket sales open on July 1 each year. Tickets are $1 […]
