The Spirit of Cooperation
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Along with crunching leaves, crisp weather, vampireâand otherâcostumes, and Halloween candy, October encompasses Co-op Month and the value of community members working together in a spirit of cooperation. Weâre all stronger when we work toward common goals. Contact us if you have questions about your cooperative membership or saving energy in your home.
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Co-op To Test LineDefender Reclosers
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This fall, Midland Power will begin testing a new defense against power blinks and outages by placing electronic reclosers on historically problematic sections of distribution line.
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Madrid Farmer Grows to Give
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For Tracy Blackmer, what started as a simple request to grow a few vegetables for his mother's food pantry soon blossomed into a broader mission to help feed Iowa's hungry.
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Employees Help Improve Historic Camp
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For more than 100 years, Camp Mitigwa has welcomed generations of campers. Recently, Midland employees spent a day helping the camp tackle several much-needed maintenance projects during a co-op community service day.
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Watt Plate Did Members Choose?
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In the last edition of Smart Choices, we asked members to vote on their favorite custom plate for the co-opâs new Chevrolet Silverado EV.
With 26% of the vote, AMPEDUP was chosen as the winner! A big thanks to all the members who cast their vote.
Remember, you can learn more about electric vehicles on our website or by visiting with a member of our energy services team at 800-833-8876.
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National Co-op Month and the Value of Working Together
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October is National Co-op Month, and as we continue our series on the Seven Cooperative Principles, weâre highlighting how cooperatives strengthen the people and communities they serve by working together.
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Is Vampire Power Draining your Household Energy Budget?
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Are energy vampires draining your budget? See where these diabolical devices are hiding in your home.
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Hunter Safety: Keep Deer Stands Away From Utility Poles
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Choose your deer stand with safety in mind. This article explains why hunters should stay clear of utility poles and power lines when scouting the right location.
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