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[…] 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, […]

All applications for Roundup for Safety funds must be submitted online, below. We will not accept paper applications. Need assistance? Reach out to our Roundup for Safety Board Liaison: Courtney Stone Communications & Marketing Supervisor (406) 751-1820 Email Courtney Application Deadline: The deadline for applications to be considered at the monthly Roundup for Safety […]

Maintaining my Flex Pay Account Electrical payments of any amount can be made 24/7 via my online account, the My Co-op mobile app, Pay-by-Phone, or at kiosks located at the Kalispell and Libby offices. Payments can also be made in-person during regular business hours. If my Flex Pay account reaches a zero balance I […]

[…] 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 […]

[…] touch, go near, or drive over downed power lines. Never try to remove a tree or other object from a power line. Always assume the line is live, even when it appears de-energized. Report any emergency situations to 911. Do not report emergency situations via this form. Know your lines: We often share our […]

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 & […]