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Our Energy Our Future is a campaign established by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association to engage our elected officials in dialogue about our country's energy future. For more information about Our Energy Our Future visit www.ourenergy.coop.
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District/Aware Meeting RSVP
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Please make plans to join CREC at your District/Aware Meeting. RSVP by selecting your meeting below or by calling 405-533-4136 so that we may make adequate food preparations.
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PaySite Kiosks ... A convenient way to pay
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Look for kiosks at the following locations:
• CREC Lobby, 3304 S. Boomer Rd., Stillwater
• Crest Discount Foods, 2200 W 15th St., Edmond
• Escott’s Foods, 2220 E. Main, Cushing
• Food Pyramid, 421 N. Main, Stillwater
• Homeland, 24 E. 33rd St., Edmond
• Homeland, 2205 W. Edmond Rd., Edmond
• Homeland, 220 E. Cleveland, Guthrie
• Homeland, 716 Fir St., Perry
• Luther Hardware, 114 E. 1st, Luther
• SpiritBank, 723 W. 4th, Stroud
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Visit the CREC family of Web sites
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Plug in to your world
 MySource.coop is an initiative between the Oklahoma State University Computer Science Department and CREC. MySource gives users the ability to join communities and get involved by posting news, events, photos, videos, classified ads and more. Currently, MySource communities have been established for 22 central Oklahoma towns. MySource gives users the ability to plug in to their neighborhood, church, community, electric company and other special interests. Members have the ability to request to have new communities created. MySource messaging gives users the ability to communicate within MySource without having to share their e-mail address. In addition to collaborative features, MySource also provides a suite of personal tools that allow you to upload photos and documents, and keep them private or share them with other MySource members of your choosing.
Visit www.mysource.coop. Together, we have the power to make a difference.
 DeveloperSource is a partnership effort with developers, realtors, cities, counties and others involved in the stages of designing, planning, constructing and selling throughout north central Oklahoma. Through DeveloperSource, Central Rural Electric Cooperative provides tools that will make your development and real estate ventures more productive and organized. DeveloperSource integrates with MySource letting hundreds of MySource users view real estate listings and the DeveloperSource directory.
Visit www.developersource.coop. Dear CREC District 2 Member:
The Board of Trustees of Central Rural Electric Cooperative has scheduled a District 2 Meeting Tuesday, April 14, 2009, 7 p.m. at 104 SW Second in Perkins, OK. The purpose of this meeting is to elect a Trustee to represent District 2.
The bylaws require a quorum to be registered at the meeting for an election to take place. There are currently 1,546 Members residing in District 2, which would require 77 voting Members present in order to elect a Trustee. According to the bylaws, “For the purpose of determining a quorum, the registration book shall be closed at the beginning of the meeting, and only those persons then registered or who may be present and available for registration may vote on the matters coming before the Members, including the election of the Trustee of said district. Each district member in attendance at the district membership meeting shall be entitled to one vote; however no individual may vote more than one (1) membership.”
The following two candidates have filed for District 2 Board Trustee:
C. D. Mihura
o Incumbent District 2 Credentialed Trustee of 21 years
o Retired business owner and educator in Dewey, Ripley, Red Rock and Stillwater with a Masters Degree in Education
o Reporter for the Perkins/Stillwater Journal’s sports column
o Member of Emmanuel Baptist Church
o Veteran
Stu Preston
o Has served on the boards of two other non-profit organizations
o Permanent Endowment Fund Committee chairperson at Lost Creek United Methodist Church
o Past adjunct professor of Business Law and Entrepreneurship at OSU
o Owner of AGT Motor Works
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P.S. Registration closes at 7 p.m. You must be on the premises at that time.
The Board of Trustees encourages all District 2 Members to participate in this important election.
Dear CREC District 3 Member:
The Board of Trustees of Central Rural Electric Cooperative encourages you to attend your District 3 Meeting Tuesday, April 21, 2009, 7 p.m. at the Noble County Fairgrounds Women’s Building, 1 Ivanhoe, Perry, OK.
Mr. James Williams is currently the Trustee representing District 3. No other member has filed notice of candidacy; therefore, an election cannot be held.
Current industry issues will be discussed and refreshments served.
Dear CREC District 4 Member:
The Board of Trustees of Central Rural Electric Cooperative encourage you to attend your District 4 Meeting Thursday April 23, 2009, 7 p.m. at the Guthrie High School Cafeteria, Highway 77, Guthrie, OK.
Mr. Len Tontz is currently the Trustee representing District 4. No other Member has filed notice of candidacy; therefore, an election cannot be held.
Current industry issues will be discussed and refreshments served.
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Generator Notification
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If you are or plan to use a generator, please provide us with the following information:
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Latest Tweet
CREC crews helping restore power in Oklahoma. http://tinyurl.com/yzzbb95
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Warm up this winter with warm thoughts of summer! Students currently in the 8th and 11th grades attending schools in CREC’s service area can participate in CREC’s YouthPower Energy Camp or Youth Tour programs.
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The recent ice storm swept across Oklahoma in a fury, leaving much destruction in its path. On Monday morning, more than 32,500 electric cooperative members across Oklahoma were still without power as a result of the storm’s fury.
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STILLWATER, OKLA. – The effects of the recent ice storm are still being felt by residents across our state. Although Central Rural Electric Cooperative did not have much system damage as a result of the declared emergency disaster, many cooperatives across the state were not as fortunate, and crews from CREC have been sent to help others.
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