Lake Region Electric Cooperative Trustee Gary Cooper has earned the prestigious NRECA Director Gold Credential, demonstrating his continued commitment to cooperative leadership, education, and serving the membership.
Grilling outdoors is not only a good way to keep your house cooler and lower your energy bill, it’s a great way to enjoy warm summer days with family and friends — but more than half of grill fires occur during these peak months.
If your energy bills seem higher than usual, your home may be trying to tell you something.
At Lake Region, we know every member has different preferences when it comes to managing their account. Some enjoy the convenience of automated services available around the clock, while others prefer the reassurance of speaking with a friendly local team member.
Three outstanding students represented Lake Region Electric Cooperative on the 2026 Oklahoma Youth Tour, joining delegates from across the state for an unforgettable week in Washington, D.C. Through leadership development, civic engagement, and hands-on learning, they gained a deeper understanding of our nation's history and the role they can play in shaping its future.
Small changes can make a big difference when it comes to your energy bill. From adjusting your thermostat and sealing air leaks to upgrading lighting and appliances, there are many simple steps homeowners can take to improve energy efficiency, increase comfort, and save money year-round.
Three students from Lake Region territory joined Youth Services Coordinator JuaNita Keener for a week of hands-on learning, leadership development and fun at OAEC Energy Camp, where they explored the many ways electric cooperatives power communities across Oklahoma.
Lake Region Electric crews are working along HWY 80 to relocate distribution lines as part of an ongoing road project. Here’s how you can help keep everyone safe while traveling through the area.
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