Hello and welcome to Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative online! Whether you are speaking to us by phone, in person at either one of our office locations, or visiting us online, we hope our proud tradition of service shines through. Serving the needs of our membership is, and always has been, our number one priority. Thank you for your continued patronage.
Same meter readers, new name
Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative has announced that it will begin contracting its meter reading program with Joplin, Missouri-based Lee Inspection & Consulting Services, Inc.
The change will go into effect May 1, 2013, according to Susanne Frost, Office Services Manager for the cooperative. READ ON>>
save energy this spring
It's time to spring into savings with energy efficiency tips. Click the image below to find information to reduce the energy usage of your existing home. Building a new home? Select the Energy Services tab above to find resources and recommendations.
spring is planting season
Dirt under the fingernails and mud wiped across your brow--it may not be a camera-ready moment, unless that camera lens if focused on your yard. Sore back and all, not much is more satisfying than digging in the dirt after months of being cooped up by Winter’s cold. Just make sure all that digging comes AFTER a call to have utilities located. The good people at Call Okie remind us that hazards exist underground and want to keep us safe by placing a quick call or by visiting their website. Follow the link below for information and to submit a request. The service is FREE!
take a look
The May Northeast Connection is online
The May edition of the Northeast Connection is available online. Follow this link to read about advances in "green" construction.
Take the time to enjoy the online edition of Oklahoma Living. In it, you will find information on geothermal heat pumps and learn about bicycling and airboating in Oklahoma.
Click here for the May issue of The Northeast Connection.
Capital Credits
A new retirement of capital credits has been made. Checks were mailed to eligible members in September 2012. As a non-profit corporation, anytime the cooperative has excess margins the money is given back to the membership. Checks were mailed to the last-known addresses, however, many were returned. View the list of returned checks to see if you have one being held at the Cooperative. If you previously found your name on this list and have already called the cooperative, there is no need to call again. CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE LIST»
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