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As a cooperative, we are owned and governed by the members we serve. Our directors on the board are elected by the membership, so they have a vested interest in the operation of the cooperative. Learn more about how Capital Electric proudly returns its margins back to the members it serves in the form of Capital Credits.
SAVE THE DATE!
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L-R: Rusty Lasher, Blaine Doppler and Bernard Falkenstein have given 74 years collectively to Capital Electric’s board of directors. As their service comes to an end this June, they reflect on decisions they helped make in the boardroom. Click here for the full story. |
Plan to attend Capital Electric's 62nd annual meeting June 3 at the Ramkota Hotel in Bismarck. The business meeting will start at 6:30 p.m. One certain benefit of belonging to an electric cooperative: It may be YOUR year to claim a capital credit check! If you had electric service in 1992, you can pick up your 2008 capital credit check during registration.
There are many reasons why you, the member-owner, should attend the annual meeting. Cast your vote for the board elections (for a list of candidates, click here), learn about cooperative concerns and issues, listen to financial reports and enjoy a free meal! You just might win a door price or take home part of the grand prize!
Not sure if you are qualified to vote at the annual meeting? Click here for clarification!
NEW: We are currently searching for a number of members that had service with us for whom we attempted to send capital credit checks to but which were returned as undeliverable. If you recognize anyone on this list, please contact us and let us know how we can get ahold of these past members.
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*NOTICE: The Capital Electric office in north Bismarck is currently under construction. During this time please use the north parking lot when visiting our office. The payment drop box will also be located in the north parking lot until construction is complete. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION. For detailed information on the construction updates, click here.
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