MVEA Partners with Department of Energy for Clean Energy Innovator Fellowship Program
The Clean Energy Innovator Fellowship (CEIF) program, administered by the Department of Energy, is designed to support recent graduates and energy professionals in implementing critical initiatives aimed at decarbonizing the power system, electrifying transportation and industry, and promoting resilience and inclusivity in the U.S. energy landscape.
Honoring Colorado’s Lineworkers: Recognition by the Colorado General Assembly
As a tribute to the dedication and service of lineworkers, the Colorado General Assembly recognized Colorado Lineworker Appreciation Day as April 18, 2024.
MVEA Invites Public to “Diggers & Dirt”- An Event Exploring Outdoor Safety, Conservation, and Innovation
Mountain View Electric Association invites its members to an exciting new event, "Diggers & Dirt,” on Thursday, April 25 from 3 – 5 p.m. at the MVEA Falcon Office (11140 E. Woodmen Rd., Falcon, CO 80831).
Lineworkers Go Above & Beyond
Colorado Lineworker Appreciation Day is April 18 - April 2024 CCL CEO Article
MVEA Fiber Broadband Expansion Update
MVEA Fiber Broadband Expansion Update - March 2024 CCL CEO Article
2024 Strategy Map: Committed to Safety, Reliability, and Affordability
2024 Strategy Map - February 2024 CCL CEO Article
Looking Ahead to 2024: Building a More Resilient & Responsive System
The system that delivers your electricity is often described as the most complex machine in the world, and it’s known as the electric grid. At its core, the electric grid is a network of power lines, transformers, substations, and other infrastructure that span the entire country.
Empowering Futures: Mountain View Electric Association Illuminates Educational Paths With $28,000 in Scholarships
This academic year, MVEA is proud to announce a scholarship initiative, offering a total of $28,000 in scholarships to its members or their dependents.
An Exercise in Balance – 2024 Rate Changes
Service, Reliability, and Affordability Drive MVEA’s Rate Decisions
Service Reliability and Affordability Drive MVEA's Rate Decisions - December 2023 CCL CEO Article
Annual Capital Credits Overview
Capital Credits Overview - November 2023 CCL CEO Article
The Cooperative Advantage
Celebrate National Co-op Month with MVEA - October 2023 CCL CEO Article
MVEA Hosted Live Wires & First Responders
MVEA and Falcon Fire District hosted "Live Wires & First Responders”, an event featuring several interactive safety demonstrations for area first responders.
MVEA Launches New & Improved Website
MVEA Launches New & Improved Website - August 2023 CCL CEO Article
MVEA’s CEO Featured in Forbes Article: Biden IRA Electricity Industry Money Out of Reach of Small Utilities
MVEA's CEO, Ruth Marks, was featured in a recent Forbes article
MVEA Members Give $3.1 Million Back to the Community
MVEA Members Give $3.1 Million Back to the Community - July 2023 CCL CEO Article
MVEA Names Michael Anthos as Vice President of Finance
Anthos brings 13 years of banking industry experience to MVEA
MVEA Supports Community Safety
Co-op donates protective armor to Calhan Fire Department through Shield616
A Message from the Board President & CEO
A Message From the Board President & CEO - 2022 Annual Report to Members
Resources to Help Manage Summertime Electric Use
Resources to Help Manage Summertime Electric Use - June 2023 CCL CEO Article
MVEA Prepares Members for Spring Storms
Keeping the lights on to over 54,000 members is always a priority for Mountain View Electric Association.
The Power Behind Your Power
Colorado Lineworker Appreciation Day is April 18 – April 2023 CCL CEO Article
Working Together to Beat the Peak
The Cooperative Advantage – March 2023 CCL CEO Article
Electrical Safety Poster Contest Is a Win-Win-Win
-- MVEA Poster Contest Deadline is March 6 for elementary-aged students. --
Rate Forecast – No Change In 2023
The Cooperative Advantage – February 2023 CCL CEO Article
Mountain View Electric Names Scott Simmons as Vice President of Technical Services
Simmons brings over 28 years of power industry experience to MVEA
Colorado’s Evolving Energy Landscape
Colorado’s Evolving Energy Landscape – January 2023 CCL CEO Article
Co-op Programs to Help Make the Holidays Bright
Co-op Programs to Help Make the Holidays Bright – December 2022 CCL CEO Article
Annual Capital Credits Overview
Annual Capital Credits Overview – November 2022 CCL CEO Article
The Cooperative Advantage
Celebrate National Co-op Month with MVEA – October 2022 CCL CEO Article
Co-op Principles In Action
Youth Leadership Trip & Scholarship Programs Announced – September 2022 CCL CEO Article
Co-op Through & Through
Committed to MVEA’s Mission and Members – August 2022 CCL CEO Article
A New Era: MVEA Announces Ruth Marks as CEO
A New Era: MVEA Announces Ruth Marks as CEO – July 2022 CCL
Mountain View Electric Association Announces The Retirement of Long-Time CEO, Jim Herron
— Herron is the electric co-op’s longest-tenured CEO, having served for 26 years —
A Final Farewell From Jim Herron
The Future is Bright for MVEA – June 2022 CCL CEO Article
MVEA Members Elect Rick Gordon and Jim Riggins to Board of Directors
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc.’s 79th Annual Meeting of Members was held virtually on June 4.
Elementary-Aged Students Show Importance of National Electrical Safety Month With Creative Posters
To illustrate the importance of National Electrical Safety Month this May, Mountain View Electric Association (MVEA) is proud to announce the winners of the 2022 Electrical Safety Poster Contest!
NRECA Lineworker Appreciation Day 2022
The Power Behind Your Power – April 2022 CCL CEO Article
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. Installs Fiber Hut At Limon Substation
— Hut is an important step in the fiber construction process. —
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. Awards Four High School Juniors With Leadership Trips
— Winners will be Attending 1-of-2 Youth Leadership Trips in 2022–
Member Advisory: Beware of Scammers Pretending to be MVEA
It’s a trend that is becoming all too familiar — every day, millions of Americans are targeted by scammers through phone calls, emails, text messages, online or in person.
Innovation + Technology Update: An Exciting New Era in Your Co-op’s Legacy
The Cooperative Advantage – March 2022 CCL CEO Article
MVEA Members Save with Go Electric! Rebates
The Cooperative Exchange– February 2022 CCL CEO Article
Application Deadline Approaching for MVEA Scholarship Program!
— $27,000 in Scholarships Available for College-Bound Members —
Looking Ahead to 2022: Milestones, Opportunity, and Growth
The Cooperative Advantage – January 2022 CCL CEO Article
MVEA Programs Provide a Helping Hand
A Season of Gratitude & Gicing – December 2021 CCL CEO Article
Notice of A Change In The Tariffs – 16.03 Residential Prepaid Metering Rate
You are hereby notified that the above-named Association proposes to make the following changes in its tariffs, to become effective January 17, 2022.
In a Co-op, Every Member Gets a Piece of the Pie – Capital Credits Overview
The Cooperative Exchange – November 2021 CCL CEO Article
Celebrate National Co-op Month with MVEA
The Cooperative Advantage – October 2021 CCL CEO Article
Mountain View Electric Association Announces First Phase Of Fiber Broadband Construction
— Over 16,500 members in portions of Black Forest, Colorado Springs, Falcon, and Limon are expected to have high-speed fiber internet access upon Phase One completion —
More than Light: Electricity Powers Quality of Life
The Cooperative Advantage – September 2021 CCL CEO Article
MVEA Partners with Conexon Connect to Close the Digital Divide
Innovation + Technology Update – August 2021 CCL CEO Article
Operation Round Up®: A Helping Hand in Times of Need
The Cooperative Advantage – July 2021 CCL CEO Article
Fiber Broadband Special Announcement
On Monday, June 21, Mountain View Electric Association and Conexon Connect invited members of the media, elected officials, and community leaders to attend “Closing the Digital Divide” kickoff events in Black Forest and Limon.
Meridian Ranch Power Blinks
Over the weekend, members in the Meridian Ranch area experienced power blinks.
Energy Efficiency Resources for Summer Energy Savings
The Cooperative Exchange – June 2021 CCL CEO Article
Grid Resiliency & Power Reliability
Colorado’s Evolving Energy Landscape – April 2021 CCL CEO Article
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. Awards 2 High School Juniors with Leadership Trips
— Youth Leadership Trip Winners will be Traveling to Washington, D.C. in 2022 —
EV Road Trip Tips
With winter coming to a close and spring on the horizon, many are getting into a vacation state of mind. The last year has had most of us homebound with shutdowns, devoid of most travel.
Colorado Co-op Director Joe Martin Elected NRECA Board of Directors Secretary-Treasurer
According to the NRECA, they are guided by a talented and engaged Board of Directors who are passionate about the cooperative purpose of powering communities and empowering co-op members to improve the quality of their lives.
Montana Co-op Director Chris Christensen Elected NRECA Board of Directors President
Chris Christensen, a director of NorVal Electric Cooperative in Montana, today begins his 2-year term as president of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) board of directors.
GO ELECTRIC! Rebates Help Co-op Members Save
The Cooperative Advantage – February 2021 CCL CEO Article
Colorado’s Electric Cooperatives Come Together to Raise Money For 2020 Wildfire Relief Fund
Most folks think of the summer of 2020 as the summer of COVID-19.
Notice of Names of Unclaimed Refunds
The following is a list of unclaimed refunds of member security deposits.
MVEA Retires More Than 3.8 Million in Capital Credits
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc.’s (MVEA) Board of Directors will retire 3.8 million dollars back to its members in the form of capital credits, or disbursement checks, mid-December 2020.
Notice of A Change In The Tariffs – 15.0 Interconnection
You are hereby notified that the above named Association proposes to make the following changes in its tariffs, to become effective January 15, 2021
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. Earns Prestigious Safety Award
“With nearly 150 MVEA employees, working throughout our 5,000 square mile service territory and in every working condition possible – blizzards, rain, record-breaking summer heat, mud, downed lines, not-so-friendly dogs, snakes, uneven ground terrain, and heavy traffic – this is a very impressive award to receive!” said Terryl Jensen, MVEA Operations Manager.
Capital Credits: Every Member Gets a Piece of The Pie
The Cooperative Advantage – November 2020 CCL CEO Article
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. Names Cole Oursler As Information Services Manager
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. recently named Cole Oursler as Information Services Manager. Oursler will be responsible for the cooperative’s cybersecurity, data management, technology updates, and overseeing the remainder of MVEA’s digital meter upgrade.
MVEA’S Operation Round Up Offers Hope in Wake of COVID-19
Through the generosity of Mountain View Electric Association, Inc., members who round up their electric bill to the nearest dollar, MVEA is able to give back to the co-op community each year through Operation Round Up®.
In Memory of Bud Paddock, Retired Board Member
With the news of the recent passing of B.D. “Bud” Paddock, his MVEA family is deeply saddened. We would like to take a moment to recognize a man who has been a large part of MVEA’s history.
MVEA Board Members Earn Gold Credentials from National Rural Electric Association
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. (MVEA) announces Errol Hertneky, board assistant secretary, has earned the National Rural Electric Association (NRECA) Director Gold credential and Barry R. Springer, board vice president, earned recertification to maintain his Director Gold status, which he has held since 2016.
3 Energy Conservation Tips You Can’t Afford to Miss
In every home in America, money is spent on energy consumption. With the average electricity spend per year at $1,368.36, and in some cases, about 35% of the electricity used is actually wasted.
If You’re Going Solar, We’re Here to Help
The Cooperative Advantage – August 2020 CCL CEO Article
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. Names Amanda Hall As Administrative Manager
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. recently named Amanda Hall as Administrative Manager.
MVEA Hosts First Virtual Annual Meeting of Members
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc.’s 79th Annual Meeting of Members was held virtually on Thursday, June 4, in the interest of public health and safety due to the COVID-19 pandemic and state of Colorado directives.
Businesses with A Concern for Community
The coronavirus has changed nearly every one’s way of life – in one way or another.
Elementary-Aged Students Celebrate National Electrical Safety Month with One-Of-A-Kind Posters
For Mountain View Electric Association, Inc, (MVEA), safety is the number-1 priority.
MVEA Hosts Town Hall Meeting
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. (MVEA), recently hosted a town hall meeting at MVEA’s Falcon office.
Calling All College-Bound MVEA Members
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. doesn’t just brighten homes, they brighten futures. This school year, MVEA is awarding $27,000 in scholarships.
Passing The Baton
Jack Wolfe, MVEA Corporate Counsel, Retires after 31 years
Upgrade Your Incandescent Holiday Lights to LED Strands And Save Up to $50
MVEA Members who drop off non-LED strands before Jan. 31 receive bill credit
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. Offers Free Tree Trimming Near Electrical Power Lines
Members Encouraged to Submit Tree Trimming Requests
Notice of Annual Meeting
Mountain View Electric Association Inc.’s 2019 Annual Meeting of Members will be held at Palmer Ridge High School, 19255 Monument Hill Road, Monument, Colorado 80132, on Thursday, June 13, 2019, registration and dinner at 4:30 p.m. with the business portion of the meeting commencing at 6:30 p.m.
Elementary-Aged Students Show Importance of National Electrical Safety Month with Creative Posters
For Mountain View Electric Association, Inc, (MVEA), safety is the number one priority.
Electric Co-op Files Lawsuit Against El Paso County for Encroaching on Property Rights
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. (MVEA), a member-owned electric cooperative, today filed a lawsuit to halt El Paso County government’s unlawful attempts to undermine MVEA’s property rights and shift costs onto electric cooperative ratepayers.
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. Awards 4 High School Juniors with Leadership Opportunities
Essay contest winners will be traveling to Washington, D.C. and Clark, CO!
Local MVEA Co-op Communicator, Nikki Ricciardi, Earns National Credential
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. (MVEA) is pleased to announce that Nikki Ricciardi, Communications Specialist, has earned recognition as a professional communicator in a national certification program offered by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA).
Calling All High School Juniors and Seniors
Deadlines fast approaching for MVEA ‘s Leadership Trips and Scholarships!
Reliable Power On Wheels
MVEA Invests in Mobile Substation with 2 Colorado Electric Cooperatives.
MVEA Named ‘5-Star Co-Op’ By National Trade Association
Recognition honors co-op participation in nationwide voter engagement effort
Cybersecurity is Everyone’s Responsibility
Technology breaches––think customer credit card data being stolen from Target, or consumer data being stolen from Experian––have become more commonplace, ushering in a new reality of increased security measures and constant monitoring of organizational and personal data to ensure our identities, credit card numbers or bank accounts have not been compromised.
2 MVEA Board Members Recognized for Service
Martin celebrated 30 years of service; Hertneky has served 5.
Unclaimed Deposit Refunds
The Colorado Unclaimed Property Act requires that any abandoned property escheat to the State if it remains unclaimed by the owner for more than 1 year.
Camp Teaches Leadership, Teamwork, Inclusiveness: The Pillars of A Cooperative
MVEA Sends 2 Limon Youth to Weeklong Leadership Camp
MVEA Supports Local Law Enforcement Through Shield616
— Co-op providing local officers with life-saving armor packages —
MVEA’S 77th Annual Meeting of Members Brings Co-op Community Together
Nearly 300 people attended Mountain View Electric Association, Inc.’s (MVEA) 77th Annual Meeting of Members on June 7, 2018 at the Calhan School.
MVEA Receives $82 Million Loan From USDA
— Loan will be used to upgrade infrastructure to meet demands of the growing cooperative —
Elementary-Aged Students Show Importance of National Electrical Safety Month With Creative Posters
For Mountain View Electric Association, Inc, (MVEA), safety is the number one priority.
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. Names Terryl Jensen As Operations Manager
–Jensen brings over 23 years of Colorado electric cooperative experience to MVEA–
Operation Round Up Helping Local Kids Thrive
— Grant reboots Children’s Literacy Center program in Monument —
MVEA Announces New Board Member, Kevin Paddock
Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. (MVEA) announces the appointment of Kevin Paddock to the Board of Directors representing District 5, which includes portions of Ellicott, Falcon, Fountain and surrounding areas.
MVEA Warns Members About Recent Scamming Attempts
Consumer Alert: MVEA Warns Members About Recent Scamming Attempts
Former Co-op General Manager Shares His True Commitment to Community
Over $600,000 Distributed Through Legacy Fund in its First Year
2 MVEA Board Members Earn Gold Credentials from National Rural Electric Association
2 of Mountain View Electric Association, Inc.’s (MVEA) Board Members, Donna J. Andersen-Van Ness, MVEA assistant secretary and Board of Directors District 7 representative, and Milton L. Mathis, MVEA board secretary/treasurer and District 4 representative, have earned the National Rural Electric Association (NRECA) Director Gold Credentials
MVEA is Helping Members Wrap up Their Holidays
MVEA is collecting Christmas trees and old incandescent light strands until January 31st.
B.D. “Bud” Paddock Retires From MVEA Board of Directors
After 47 years of serving on the Mountain View Electric Association, Inc.
Private: MVEA Wants Your Old Incandescent Light Strands
Members who drop off non-LED strands before January 31st receive bill credit
Notice of Names of Unclaimed Refunds
The Colorado Unclaimed Property Act requires that any abandoned property escheat to the State if it remains unclaimed by the owner for more than one year.
Scheduled Power Outage Affecting Area Residents
Power will be out on October 29 from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m.
Calling All High School Juniors and Seniors!
Deadlines Approaching for MVEA Essay Contest and Scholarship Applications!
Please Make Room for Mountain View Electric Association’s Roadside Crews
Let’s work together to keep everyone safe
MVEA’s 76th Annual Meeting of Members Puts the PoWEr of “WE” Front and Center
Meeting highlights included re-election of 2 board members, bucket truck rides, high voltage demo, information booths and over $2,500 in cash and prize giveaways!
Enter MVEA’s $500 Whole Home LED Lighting Giveaway!
2 lucky MVEA member households will be announced as winners on June 8
Live Wires and First Responders Event Trained Emergency Response Personnel From Across the Region
Award-winning event featured high-voltage demo, pole-top rescue and AirLife Emergency Medical trauma helicopter
Media Invited To Live Wires And First Responders
Award-winning Event will Feature High-Voltage Demo, Pole-Top Rescue and AirLife Transport Demo
Karval Area Experiencing Major Damage and Electric Outages Following Recent Storm
It’s easy to take having electricity for granted… until you don’t have it anymore.
Notice of a Change in the Rates
On January 12, 2017, the Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. Board of Directors authorized an overall rate increase of 2.3% for rates listed below to become effective on bills calculated after March 31, 2017.
Statement of Non-Discrimination
Remedies and complaint filing deadlines vary by program or incident.
Offers Electrical Safety Poster Contest
Elementary-aged poster contest winners will take home a Kindle Fire™ and more!
Consumer Alert: MVEA Warns Members About Recent Scamming Attempts
Scammers will try just about anything to get your money or personal information – most recently, they are pretending to work for or represent area utilities.
More Residents Means More Power Needed for Falcon
If you live around Falcon or Rush, Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. (MVEA) is bringing more power to these areas.
National Email Scam Hitting Inboxes
As published in ECT.coop, publication by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, the Top Story this week is about a nationwide email scam targeting utility customers.
Scam Mimics Google Calendar
As published in ECT.coop, publication by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, the Top Story this week is about a nationwide Google Calendar scam targeting utility customers.
Beware of Phone Scam
We understand members have been called recently by someone claiming to be from Mountain View Electric Association and demanding payment immediately or their electric service would be disconnected.
Beware of Doxo Bill Pay Website
Doxo claims to be an easier way to pay your electric bill. However, Doxo is not affiliated with Mountain View Electric Association, Inc. (MVEA).
New Co-Op Scam: Fake Domain Name
As published in ECT.coop, Scammers have devised a new way to try to swindle electric cooperatives by spoofing a co-op official’s email address.
Private: MVEA Wants Your Old Incandescent Light Strands
Members who drop off non-LED strands before Jan. 31 receive bill credit
Understanding MVEA’s Grid Access Charge
A Balanced Investment Among Members – September 2016 CCL CEO Article
Upgrade and Save Big this Holiday Season!
Drop off your incandescent C7 & C9 light strands at either MVEA location by January 31, 2017, and receive a $5 credit per strand on your next electric bill
Another Scam is Knocking at Your Door
Scammers will try just about anything to get your money or personal information – most recently, they are pretending to work for or represent area utilities.