As no challenger applications were received, new candidate Nicole Pitcher (District 1 – Archuleta County) will fill the seat vacated by retiring director Bob Lynch…
Author: Hillary Knox
Hillary Knox is VP of Communications at La Plata Electric Association, Inc. (LPEA)
LPEA Foundation Board Approves $27,840 in Grants
Round Up grants are made possible by the generosity of La Plata Electric Association (LPEA) members…
LPEA Seeking Members Due to Receive Refunds
As a cooperative utility owned by its members, LPEA regularly returns Capital Credits to its membership…
La Plata Electric Association Seeking Board Candidates
Eligible candidates will be added to the official ballot to be mailed to LPEA members in early May…
When Snow Arrives, Keep Your LPEA Equipment Accessible
If LPEA’s equipment on your property is damaged due to snow, you are liable for the cost of repairs…
Application Period Now Open for LPEA Board Election
In accordance with LPEA bylaws, one-third of LPEA’s Board of Directors seats are up for election annually…
LPEA Now Accepting Applications for Nine Scholarships
“The energy industry is a fast-moving, dynamic sector that needs qualified employees in disciplines from linework and engineering to finance and communications…”
LPEA Seeking Applicants for National Rural Electric Tour to Washington, DC
The trip is fully sponsored by LPEA and the Colorado Rural Electric Association, so students can attend at no cost…
Prepare for Winter Before It Arrives
Winter is a beautiful time of the year with white snow and sparkling ice, but that same winter weather can also cause problems that disrupt our lives…
LPEA CEO Named as Finalist for Prestigious ‘Utility Transformation’ Award
Since arriving at LPEA in 2019, Jessica Matlock has led the utility in its groundbreaking future power supply partnership with Tri-State Generation & Transmission…
LPEA Round Up Foundation Board Approves $46,698 in Grants
Round Up Foundation grants are made possible, in part, by the generosity of LPEA members who choose to round up their electric bill each month…
$4.5 Million in Capital Credit Refunds Headed to LPEA Members in July
Amounts over $100 will be mailed as a check, while amounts under $100 will be applied as a bill credit…
LPEA Roundup Foundation Announces Grants to Non-Profits
“We are grateful to the Round Up Foundation for its support,” said Diana Cruz, Executive Director of the Durango Education Foundation…
LPEA Cancels Director Election, as All Four Directors Run Unopposed
Members are still encouraged to attend and participate in LPEA’s 2022 Annual Meeting at the LPEA headquarters in Bodo Park…
LPEA Seeks Members Due to Receive Capital Credit Refunds
After three years, these funds become “unclaimed” and are then used for educational or charitable purposes as determined by the LPEA Board of Directors…
Candidate Packets Available for 2022 LPEA Director Election
To be considered, prospective candidates must return all completed materials by 1pm on March 14, 2022…
LPEA Board Approves Ground-breaking Partnership
“Crossover is thrilled to partner with LPEA to develop an alternative supply plan that leverages Crossover’s regional resources to provide reliable, sustainable energy that will also save LPEA’s members millions of dollars annually…”
Tonight’s LPEA ‘Town Hall Meeting’ Will Discuss Electricity Future
After years of analysis and negotiations, LPEA and Tri-State Generation and Transmission will present the latest developments and data related to this process…