[…] monthly electric bill to the nearest dollar. The extra money provides grant funds for locally based nonprofit safety projects. “Rounding up” only costs each member about $ 6 per year, yet it makes a huge impact on our community. Since 1997, the Roundup for Safety program has awarded more than $4.9M in support of […]
Process Submit a pre-approval form and contact Flathead Electric Cooperative (FEC) for an inspection: (406) 751-5291 Determine what windows you are going to order. The new windows must have a U factor of 0.30 or lower (0.29, 0.28, etc). Provide FEC with a copy of the proposed order sheet showing size of windows and […]
[…] do not need to be present to win booth prizes or scholarship drawings, although you must be present to enter.) Featured Speakers & Business Meeting, 5:30 – 6:15 p.m. Mark Johnson, General Manager of Flathead Electric Cooperative, and Patrick Barkey, Director of the University of Montana’s Bureau of Business and Economic Research, will discuss […]
[…] your electric bill will be deducted automatically from your designated bank account on your billing due date. How to Set Up Auto Pay Log in to your online account Go to “Billing and Payments” and “Auto Pay Accounts” You will still receive your bill in the mail indicating the total amount deducted (unless you […]
Flathead Electric Cooperative, Inc. 2510 Highway 2 East Kalispell, Montana 59901-2397 (40 6) 751-4483 or (800) 735-8489 Fax: (406) 752-4283 Flathead Electric Cooperative, Inc. Libby Office 120 West 5th Street, Suite 6 Libby, Montana 59923 (406) 293-7122 Fax: (406) 293-3821 Montana 811 – Underground Locates Call before you dig Dial 811 or (800) 424-5555 […]
[…] OUT to (406) 751-4449. (Learn more about this new Automated Outage Texting service.) Report the outage through your My Co-op mobile app or by logging into your online account. Call the Co-op at (406) 751-4449. (Keep in mind that in a widespread outage situation, you’ll be asked to leave a message while dispatchers work […]
[…] installed or used improperly, generators have the potential to electrocute lineworkers by back-feeding into the grid. All generators or power sources must have a transfer switch in order to be connected to your homes wiring system. What’s a Transfer Switch? A transfer switch is a device that breaks the connection between the grid and […]
