Rick Rigel

The document presents the 2016 budget for the Arkansas River Power Authority (ARPA). It lists the ARPA Board of Directors members from various municipalities including Holly, La Junta, Lamar, Las Animas, Springfield, and Trinidad. It also includes the names of the ARPA staff members.

This Integrated Resource Plan for the Arkansas River Power Authority (ARPA) outlines a roadmap for providing reliable, competitively priced, and environmentally sound wholesale electric power to its municipal members. Key strategic pillars include ensuring a dependable power supply, preserving federal hydropower allocations, securing adequate transmission rights, and maintaining the viability of member-owned electric systems. The plan focuses on transitioning to new power supply agreements with Guzman Energy by 2025 to achieve an 80% reduction in greenhouse gas intensity by 2030, considering the repowering of existing wind turbines, and encouraging low-cost energy efficiency measures among its members. The plan forecasts load and resource needs through 2031 and details action plans for the near and longer term.

The document contains the Arkansas River Power Authority's revised budget for 2018. It lists the board of directors and staff members.

The notice announces the availability of the proposed 2021 Budget for public inspection at various locations. It also informs that interested parties may register objections to the proposed Budget prior to its final adoption. The ARPA Board of Directors will hold a public hearing to discuss the proposed 2021 Budget.

The proposed 2023 Budget for the Arkansas River Power Authority will be available for public inspection commencing November 1, 2022, at various City Clerk's Offices. The ARPA Board of Directors will hold a public hearing on the proposed Budget on December 1, 2022. Interested parties may register objections to the proposed Budget prior to its final adoption.