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This program offers incentives for the installation of specific energy-efficient equipment, including Dairy Plate Coolers/Well Water Pre-Coolers, Low/Zero Energy Livestock Waterers, Exhaust Fans, Circulation Fans, Scroll Refrigerator Compressors, and Variable Frequency Drives.
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City
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Tomah
County
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Monroe
Address
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489 N. Oakwood St
Phone Number
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(800) 241-2468
Zip Code
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54660
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Oakdale Electric Cooperative
The board meeting focused on the cooperative's historical growth, financial performance, and future infrastructure plans, including the transition of overhead lines to underground to improve service reliability during storms. Key discussions included the implementation of a residential demand charge, rising material costs, and policies regarding data center energy usage. The board honored a retiring long-standing director, held contested director elections, and approved bylaw amendments. Additionally, the reorganization meeting addressed officer positions for the upcoming term.
The meeting began with introductions of the Board of Directors, General Manager & CEO, and Attorney. A quorum was established based on member registration. A Consent Agenda was approved, which included waiving the reading of the Notice of Meeting and approving the minutes from the April 27, 2024, meeting as posted. The primary business involved the election of directors for three-year terms in Districts No. 3 and No. 6, utilizing mail-in and electronic ballots, resulting in the re-election of Gregory Eirschele and Jonathan Williams. Reports were provided by the General Manager & CEO and the Director of Government Relations for the Wisconsin Electric Cooperative Association. The meeting concluded with a Question and Answer session covering topics such as solar, ROFR bids, rates, the grid system, and hacking, followed by the destruction of written ballots and the announcement of attendance prize winners.
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The annual meeting of the Oakdale Electric Cooperative includes the reading of the meeting notice and proof of mailing, reviewing the minutes from the previous year's meeting, and electing directors from specific districts. Reports from officers, directors, committees, and employees will be presented, along with consideration of amendments to the Cooperative Bylaws. Proposed bylaw amendments include changes to the number of signatures needed for director nominations and procedures for uncontested director elections.
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