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Capital credits in the amount of approximately $1,439,822,
are currently being paid for the years 1951-1979. The procedures and necessary
forms for collecting these funds are listed
here.
There are many former and deceased members for whom RGEC does not have
current addresses, therefore, we are unable to forward money to them. If you are
a member, former member, or the heir of an estate with a capital credit check
pending, please carefully review the board policy and procedures to find out how
to claim any capital credits payments to which you may be entitled.
Please review the Unclaimed Capital Credits, and notify Consumer Accounting during regular business
hours to update member information.
If you are a member or former member and believe that
you are entitled to payment of capital credits from Rio Grande Electric
Cooperative, Inc. ("RGEC") that were not paid to you and you filed bankruptcy,
you must provide the information listed in the
Bankruptcy
Instructions
and complete a Capital Credits Claim Form.
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ABOUT US |
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Home Team Advantage -- At Rio Grande Electric
Cooperative, "Owned by those we serve," is not just a slogan, it's the way we do
business every day, and we never forget we work for you.
The RGEC website is designed to help our members learn about
how they use energy. With interactive online tools and educational
materials, RGEC is committed to helping our members understand their co-op
membership and leadership roles, and to making bill paying and
energy conservation easy!
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SERVICE AREA |
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Service Area Maps
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RGEC has the largest service
territory of any electric cooperative in the contiguous United States, serving
18 counties in Texas and 2 counties in New Mexico, which covers approximately
35,000 sq. miles. These counties include: Brewster, Crockett, Culberson, Dimmit,
Edwards, El Paso, Hudspeth, Jeff Davis, Kinney, Maverick, Pecos, Presidio,
Reeves, Terrell, Uvalde, Val Verde, Webb and Zavala in Texas, and Eddy and Otero
Counties in New Mexico.
RGEC currently employs 143 people to
serve 6,016 members with 12,821 meters. It maintains offices in Alpine,
Brackettville, Carrizo Springs, Dell City, El Paso, and Fort Stockton, with the
Brackettville office serving as corporate headquarters. The Co-op
maintains 9,604 miles of Energized Line of which 143 miles are Transmission Line
and 131 miles are Underground Line.
RGEC maintains the electrical distribution systems for Ft.
Bliss, El Paso, Texas, and Laughlin Air Force Base, Del Rio, Texas.
Last Updated - 4/10/2013
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GENERAL MANAGER/CEO's MESSAGE |
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Your rights as a consumer are not something you hear a lot about. Irrespective of what business you do patronize, you have rights. I wonder how many of them tell you what those rights are. Once each year, we publish your rights so that you can be an informed consumer. Here at Rio Grande Electric Cooperative (RGEC), you have many more rights than you would with other business models.
Read more...
Click here for the Monthly Message Archive.
Click here for Board Meeting Agenda.
Click here for Not For Sale Resolution.
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GOING GREEN? |
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Co-op Magazine |
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67th Annual Meeting |
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Stay up to date with all that is happening
in the RGEC community.
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The 67th Annual Meeting was held in Fort Stockton, Texas at the
Fort Stockton Middle School, October 13, 2012.
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This site is maintained by Rio Grande Electric Cooperative,
Inc.
Please e-mail all questions regarding the site to
webmaster@rgec.coop
Rio Grande Electric Cooperative, Inc. is an Equal
Opportunity Employer.
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