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co-op selects kamo
Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative (NEOEC) will embark on a new alliance with a familiar face in 2017. NEOEC has agreed to make KAMO Electric Cooperative, Inc. (KAMO Power), its exclusive power provider once the current NEOEC contract with Grand River Dam Authority has expired.
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district meetings complete
Five individuals, including three incumbents trustees, filed for candidacy for the Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative board during the designated filing period of July 11-15, 2016.
Section 4.06 of the organizational bylaws requires any member to file with the cooperative their notice of candidacy. Only pre-qualified candidates can be nominated at district meetings.
Incumbent trustees filing in 2016 for another three-year term on the cooperative board included: Benny Seabourn (District 2) of Fairland, Jim Wade (District 7) of Salina, and Jimmy Caudill (District 9) of Grove.
Joining the three incumbents in filing for candidacy during the designated filing period were two cooperative members: Andy Stewart (District 2) of Grove, and Doug Cox (District 9) of Grove.
returned capital credit checks 2015
A full list of returned capital credit checks is available here. Checks were mailed in September 2015, but returned for insufficient or out-of-date addresses. Please view the names and if your name appears on the list, please call the cooperative at 800-256-6405 x 9313 to claim your money.
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statement of nondiscrimination
This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. <<Click here>> to read the full nondiscrimination statement.
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