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Supporting Our Community: Grants & Scholarships
We recorded today’s episode via Zoom with Casey Hollins, Director of Communications and Public Relations for Rappahannock Electric Cooperative to learn about their community grants and scholarships program.
Casey explained how their scholarship program works, who can apply and what types of education can be obtained using them. She told us of the deadline to apply and reminded us that current college students can still submit an application. Click here for more information.
A Day in the Life: Member Service Representative, Michelle Wells
Our conversation today with Michelle Wells, Member Service Representative with REC, included an overview of a typical day. Michelle works out of the Blue Ridge office in Front Royal and deals with local walk-ins and phone calls on a wide variety of topics from service set-ups, disconnects to volunteering at local community events. She is the liaison between members and Rappahannock Electric Cooperative staff/support.
A Day in the Life: Member Services Field Rep – Scott Ricketts
Our conversation today with Scott Ricketts, Member Service Field Representative with REC, included an overview of a typical day that ranges from meter reading, service calls, and outage issues to community events and more. We talked about all the different things that are part of Scott’s job description and his experience with members across the service territory.
BONUS EPISODE: Member Benefits on The Valley Today
We were in the studio today for a conversation with Terry Bevers, Member Engagement Specialist with REC for an episode of The Valley Today on The River 953FM. Terry told us about several benefits for REC member/owners.
REC’s Water Heater Replacement program can assist with arranging delivery and installation of a new water heater, as well as give you up to 36 months to pay for it – interest free.
Education: Youth Tour & Student Scholarships
We had a conversation today with Brian Wolfe about REC’s Youth Tour program & student scholarships. Each year, eight students from REC’s service territory travel to Washington, D.C., to explore key issues in the electric industry, study the cooperative business model, interact with students in team- and leadership-building programs, tour historical and cultural sites, meet their members of Congress and attend a show at the Kennedy Center. They also make lifelong friends.
REC STORIES
Zachary Hicks Promoted to Director of Member Services and Community Relations at REC
Wednesday | January 22, 2025
REC is pleased to announce the promotion of Zachary Hicks to Director of Member Services and Community Relations for the Northern Region, based out of...
Extreme Cold & High Bill Warning: REC Focused on Reliability
Monday | January 20, 2025
Grid reliability is a central focus for Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC). With extreme cold temperatures expected in the coming week, REC is cl...
Prepared for New Year's Winter Weather
Friday | January 3, 2025
REC is watching the winter weather system that is projected to affect parts of our service territory starting Sunday, Jan. 5 and continuing into Monda...
