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Our member service representatives hear it all, including, “Oh, I didn’t get that call. My number changed,” and “You didn’t change my mailing address!” We don’t know when your contact information changes unless you tell us. If you don’t tell us, it becomes more challenging to communicate important information with you (i.e., billing and payment […]

Charlevoix Elementary School Kindergarten Teacher Ericka Mitchell shows students some of the tools in the school’s new social-emotional learning library during a recent ribbon-cutting event. People Fund grant helps put social-emotional tools at students fingertips Students at Charlevoix Elementary School now have a new centralized source of tools to help them learn, self-regulate, and explore

Is your electric meter on a pole? A few small steps can help prevent big problems For members who have their electric meter mounted on a pole instead of directly attached to a building, a little routine attention can go a long way toward ensuring the reliability of your electric service. While it’s easy to

Nominating petitions are available in three districts for Great Lakes Energy (GLE) members who wish to seek election to the cooperative’s board of directors. Three board positions, each for three years, will need to be filled. Qualifying GLE members who reside in districts 3, 4, or 5 can seek election to the board. Counties by

Lineworker Appreciation Coloring Contest Winners!  Thank you to the talented individuals who entered! We grouped entries by age (1–4, 5–9, and 10+) and randomly selected one winner from each group to receive a GLE swag bag. Congratulations to Anna T. (3), Oliver W. (6), and Ella B. (10)!You can view the submitted artwork on our Facebook

Pictured near the Charlevoix South Pier Light are: (foreground, from left) historical society representatives Lyle Gennett, Richard Spring, Denise Fate, and Tom Darnton; (background from left) contractor representatives Ian Fillmore, Geno Wierckz, and Zach Carlson. Partners in preserving the past for future generations When most people think of iconic Charlevoix landmarks, there’s a good chance that the South