This Co-op Month, we’re celebrating what makes Lake Region different. RE:Member, you’re more than a customer. You’re a member and owner of a cooperative that is member-owned, locally controlled and community focused.
Electric cooperative leaders from across Green Country gathered at Lake Region Electric Cooperative for an evening of conversation and fellowship with state and federal leaders, strengthening relationships and sharing the priorities of the communities they serve.
Keep your drone flights safe by staying away from power lines and electrical equipment.
Lake Region helped eligible Hulbert High School students take an important first step toward civic participation.
Trees and power lines don’t always make good neighbors. That’s why vegetation management is an important part of keeping Lake Region Electric Cooperative’s system safe and reliable.
Campus Safety Month is a great reminder for college students to practice simple electrical safety habits that can help prevent fires, injuries and other hazards throughout the school year.
Lake Region reminds hunters to stay safe this dove season by always knowing what is beyond their target and never shooting at or near electrical or fiber equipment.
Grace United Church’s Sunday School and youth classes showed their appreciation for Lake Region’s linemen with handwritten thank-you cards following the recent storms.
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