⚡ Caney Fork Electric Cooperative Celebrates 86th Annual Meeting with Members

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⚡ Caney Fork Electric Cooperative Celebrates 86th Annual Meeting with Members

Caney Fork Electric Cooperative (CFEC) in Spencer recently held its 86th Annual Meeting, bringing together member-owners to vote, participate, and strengthen the cooperative’s connection to the communities it serves across Van Buren County and the surrounding region.

🤝 Members’ Voice at the Heart of the Cooperative

The cooperative thanked all members who attended the annual meeting, cast their votes, and took part in the day’s activities. For a member-owned utility like CFEC, the annual meeting represents a key moment when member-owners exercise their democratic voice in the cooperative’s governance and direction. “Your voice matters, your support makes a difference,” the cooperative stated in recognition of those who participated.

🎁 Door Prize Winners Announced

The meeting also featured door prizes for attendees, with the cooperative congratulating all winners. Among the prizes distributed was a Totally Bamboo Flip, Serve & Store Cutting & Serving Board-a reversible, sustainable bamboo serving board with a dishwasher-safe lid and fridge-safe storage features.

💡 What the Annual Meeting Means for Members

Annual meetings are a cornerstone of cooperative governance, allowing member-owners to stay informed about the cooperative’s operations, financial health, and future plans. By attending and voting, members directly influence decisions that affect reliable and affordable electricity service in their homes and businesses. The cooperative emphasized its gratitude for the opportunity to serve the members who make CFEC what it is.

For more information about Caney Fork Electric Cooperative, its services, or upcoming events, members can visit the cooperative’s website or contact their local office.

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Written By Tom Seest

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