Victory Electric encourages members to attend the annual meeting April 14. Participating in trustee elections and the annual meeting are valuable ways to engage with cooperative leaders and fellow members.
Warm temperatures, dry conditions and high winds can increase the risk of fire danger. During these periods, Victory Electric must take extra precautions to safeguard the community and our electrical infrastructure.
Heating systems must work harder and run longer to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures during extreme cold, resulting in greater energy consumption.
Returning capital credits to member-owners benefits our cities, our schools, our members, and the entire community—a great reminder of what cooperative membership means.
Victory Electric provides real value for your membership in multiple ways to benefit individual members and the local economy. By focusing on people rather than profit, cooperatives ensure that the needs and interests of our members always come first.
After reviewing the cooperative’s financial health this year, the Victory Electric Board of Trustees authorized the retirement, or return, of $1,187,367 worth of capital credits to members.
Annual horsepower charges for irrigation services will renew on April 1. Please review your services and notify Victory Electric at 620-227-2139 before the deadline if you intend to disconnect wells or make other changes.
