VOL. 64 - Feb. 28,  2018
CEO Curtis Wynn
MAKING HEADLINES
Curtis Wynn: A profile in leadership 
It all began with a job washing trucks for a Florida electric co-op. It marked the first humble step on a challenging career path that eventually led Curtis Wynn to the top post at Roanoke  Electric Co-op. But the story doesn't end there. Next year, he's set to ascend to the role as NRECA's president, leading the nation's 900 electric co-ops.  How does this narrative of hard work and audacity unfold? Read all about it.  

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FRIDAY DEADLINE
Special opportunity: Funding for forestry
Are you a local forest landowner in need of a funding boost to restore and preserve your land? For the second consecutive year, Roanoke Electric Co-op's Sustainable Forestry program is offering financial assistance to forest landowners. Don't miss out on this special funding opportunity. The deadline for applications is this Friday,  March 2. Read more
REC SOLUTIONS
Putting the purchasing power in your hands
Did you know with prepaid metering, you have the power to control how much you pay for electricity? Called Kilowatcher Prepaid Metering, this bill payment option offers Roanoke Electric Co-op member owners the opportunity to reap significant savings on home energy expenses.  Check it out
YOU'RE INVITED
March 9: Let's collaborate for progress! 
When it comes to the new energy landscape, collaboration holds the key to progress. With that in mind, co-op leaders and community stakeholders plan to gather for the upcoming Roanoke-Chowan Partners for Progress II meeting. If you would like to participate in this collaborate approach to strengthening our community, read more
 
 
DID YOU KNOW...
Coming soon: Free grant writing workshop
Do you want to learn how to write a successful grant application? The co-op is offering a free workshop featuring practical and useful tips  for effective grant writing. To register for this March 22 workshop,  check this out.
TODAY'S TIP
Have you checked your smoke detector lately? 
Daylight saving time officially begins March 11-- a day designated to  turn your clocks up one hour and test your smoke detector batteries. Having a properly installed and maintained smoke detector is critical to home safety. What else do you need to know about these life-saving devices? Read more.
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Brittany Tann, Editor | Roanoke Electric Cooperative | 252-209-2236 | [email protected] | www.roanokeelectric.com