To provide our members safe, reliable, responsible, and affordable electric service consistent with sound business and engineering practices. To be conscientious stewards of our resources and adopters of beneficial new ideas and technologies, with clear and open communications, meeting competitive, political, and technological challenges of our industry. In the early part of the 20th century, society was divided into rural and urban, the haves and the have-nots. Electricity was the great divider.
MVEA, incorporated in 1941, is a not-for-profit electric cooperative owned and run by the members it serves. We provide electric service to a portion of eight counties located within a 5,000 square mile territory. A board of directors from seven different geographic districts and elected by the members, governs our business. Please contact the Mountain View Electric Association's office to verify your board district. For directions to our offices contact us through the LiveChat tab at the bottom of your screen.
Heavy accumulations of ice and snow coupled with fluctuating winter temperatures can bring down utility poles, trees, and limbs. This can disrupt power. Learn tips on how to stay prepared this winter. #SafeElectricity https:// safeelectricity. org/ winter-storm-pre paredness/
#WinterStorms can unfortunately cause #PowerOutages. Know how to stay safe until power gets restored to you: https:// safeelectricity. org/ public-education /tips/ know-how-to-stay -safe-during-a- power-outage/ #SafeElectricity
Missing out on a capital credits check from MVEA is like throwing money away. Nobody likes to throw money away. Visit www.mvea.coop/ unclaimedcapital credits to see if you have unclaimed capital credits waiting for you.
No matter what type of weather Colorado experiences, our dedicated crews will work to restore outages. Road closures, weather, and safety may cause delays. Visit www.mvea.coop/ power-outages before the storm. There is information about preparing for outages, electrical safety, outage reporting, a...
In January and February Colorado experienced some bitter cold temperatures. Understandably so, many members turned to additional heat methods to keep themselves warm and more time was spent doing indoor activities. These are just a couple of things that may contribute to your energy bill. If you...
A one-time $300 account credit and up to $1 monthly bill credit could be yours, just for switching to paperless billing and/or bank account auto-pay! For a limited time, members who Switch and Save will be automatically entered into a quarterly drawing for a $300 account credit. Don’t miss out on...
Farmers, remind all workers to take precautions around power lines. Get more farm safety info at https:// safeelectricity. org/ public-education /tips/ preparation-awar eness-keys-farm -electrical-saf ety/ #SafeElectricity
Don't forget to check out MVEA's coloring pages for more coloring and safety fun. https://t.co/O5bmSoA7hS https://t.co/RRQPAt0GHf
Colorado weather can be unpredictable. If outages occur, please report outages by calling or texting “OUT” to 1-800-388-9881, or by using the SmartHub app. You may also get status updates by texting “STATUS” to 1-800-388-9881. For easy outage reporting, please contact our office today to make sure...
Check out the practice quiz for you and your teen driver. Don't worry, the answer sheet is available too.… https://t.co/xSQ9OCbHZs
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