A Cooperative is democracy in action. The Cooperative’s member -owners elect other members to represent them on the Board of Trustees. Flathead Electric Cooperative includes nine districts, each with a representative on the Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees is the governing body of the cooperative. State and federal law, the articles of […]
How to Vote You can vote electronically or by mail. 3 ways to vote electronically Voting electronically saves paper and money! The electronic election opens April 19, 2024 at 8 a.m. Any member can choose to vote electronically (regardless of whether you opted out of your paper ballot or not) by using one of […]
How to Vote You can vote electronically or by mail. 3 ways to vote electronically Voting electronically saves paper and money! The electronic election opens April 19, 2024 at 8 a.m. Any member can choose to vote electronically (regardless of whether you opted out of your paper ballot or not) by using one of […]
[…] payments, bylaws, electrical compliance, property access, cooperative equipment, and credit reports. The Applicant applies for membership in and agrees to purchase electric energy as its sole third -party provider from Flathead Electric Cooperative, Inc. (Cooperative), upon the following terms and conditions: Applicant will purchase, from the Cooperative, electric energy for the premises described below […]
[…] amp rating: Apartment and townhome metering. All* Voltages with All Amp Ratings Net Metering – Solar, Wind, or other generation connected to FEC’s system. *See FEC’s Non -Residential Electric Service Handbook. Will need to submit specification sheets and obtain pre–approval from FEC’s metering department. 100 Amp, 200 Amp, & 320 Amp Services Must Meet […]
[…] requirements must be approved by FEC prior to construction. Failure to do so may result in the rejection of the installation. Please contact FEC at (406) 751 -4483 and ask for the distribution design department with any questions. Right–of–Way for Overhead Extensions It is the member’s responsibility to clear a right–of–way 15 feet on […]
Your Co -op’s Annual Meeting & Energy Expo was Thursday, April 18th Watch a recording of the meeting below: Who won the prizes? The Grand Prize, a $500 electric bill credit, was drawn at the conclusion of the business meeting and presented to Kari Morgan from Kalispell. Booth Prize Drawings took place on April […]
What Are Capital Credits? Your Cooperative is a not –for-profit, member–owned electric utility. We do not exist to make money for shareholders – we exist only to provide low–cost, reliable electricity to you, our members. One benefit of being a member of a not-for-profit co–op is that you share in any excess revenue. Read […]
[…] you’re in the right place. On this page, you will find information about: Different types of backup generator systems Safe installation of backup generators What your Co -op requires Other safety considerations If you need a backup power source in case of an extended power outage, your Co–op is here to help you choose […]
