Our Motto is: “If you want to survive, assume it’s live.” Never Ever Touch or Go Near a Downed Power Line! When linemen work on electrical equipment, they NEVER assume a power line is dead — not even when it’s down or when the power is out. They can’t tell by looking at it, […]
Back to Top About us Services Upcoming Events News Facts About Us Ashland G&T Cooperatives is an electric generation and transmission cooperative with headquarters in Elko Nevada. We are governed by a Board of Directors, that together with our dedicated staff, have years of experience and knowledge in the industry. Services Energy Efficiency & […]
[…] living in Northwest Montana. Having a backup plan in place in case of a prolonged power outage should also be a reality for those of us who live here. Your Co-op understands the sense of urgency experienced during an outage, but it’s not always feasible for crews to respond immediately to every area impacted, […]
[…] Safety 2023 in review What did your rounded-up pennies do for our community last year? Watch the video for Roundp for Safety stats from 1997-2023! Light Reading Newsletter May 1, 2024 at 11:21 a.m. Data and insights from January’s record-breaking cold snap Remember January’s cold weather? Read on to learn more about how that […]
[…] how to report outages and what to do during an outage. Remember: never, ever touch a downed power line – if you want to survive, assume it’s live! On our Who We Are page, you’ll find links to learn more about our Co-op’s business model and history, along with information about our fuel mix, […]
[…] the Board of Trustees manages the business and affairs of the Co-op. You, as a member-owner of your autonomous, democratically controlled Co-op, have the right to vote for these Trustees, whether they live in your district or not. This year, seats for districts 2, 3, and 5 are up for election. District 2 John Sliney I’m a self-employed […]
