SAFE DIGGING MONTH RATIONALE

What if each REA co-op member “owned” their power?

ENGAGING MEMBERSHIP ~ COMMUNICATION IS KEY

Celebrating long-term service in 2017: 

Rural Electrification Associations (REA) and coyotes are survivors.  Both exist in rural Alberta and those that have survived have adapted over time to a changing environment. While the coyote might be a nuisance, no one can deny that it is a determined survivor and great adapter.

OUR LAWS BEGIN WITH US

KEEPING TRACK IN A CHANGING MARKETPLACE

The AFREA has been busy keeping up with developments in the electricity sector and advocating on behalf of our member REAs.

Our Federation Charity Golf Classic donation total climbs to over $280,000! 

"Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much" ~ Helen Keller

Co-ops working together are proof that collaboration brings bigger rewards.

Any Albertan who drives the Calgary-Edmonton corridor has witnessed firsthand the spectacular unfolding of development around Alberta’s major cities.

How well does your REA Board and your membership know one another? The data suggests you don’t know one another well. What data are we citing? Well, let’s start with attendance at your Annual General Meeting (AGM).

Key Component in building Social Value = REAs are an active and visible part of their Community