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Meeker Cooperative Light & Power Association is a 7,600+ member strong rural electric cooperative that supplies our Members with electricity and other value-added services. We’ve been serving our Members since 1935 and will be here for your future.
We are proud to be Member-Owned. We are even more proud that we are a non-profit cooperative and part of a network of more than 900 rural electric cooperatives across the country that share information, technological advances, and “best practices.” We all share the same values and principles that speak to hard work, sharing, innovation, integrity, and helping our fellow cooperatives and members. We are member-driven, community-focused, and forward-thinking.
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- Chief Executive Officer/General ManagerThe Board of Directors of Meeker Cooperative Light & Power (MCLP) in Litchfield, MN seeks a visionary leader having excellent communications skills and the drive to continue to build on the Co-op’s successes and efficiently expand its services and programs to take the Cooperative into the future as the Co-op’s next CEO. The current CEO […]
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Did you know electric co-ops serve fewer consumers per mile than other types of electric utilities? Even though we serve fewer homes along the lines,