News/Events

OCTOBER 1, 2018 - Another Elevate zone in the Surface Creek area is on its way to faster connections and buffer-free streaming. Orchard City 112 hit its preregistration goal earlier this month and home installations are set to begin this week. DMEA members in this zone, plus many other live Elevate zones across the co-op’s territory, can get live service within 2 weeks of signing a service agreement.

Our winter season Time of Use on-peak and off-peak will be in effect beginning September 25th, 2018 through October 6th, 2018, depending on your billing cycle.  The on-peak rate will be [$0.1630/kWh] and off-peak will be [$0.0655/kWh}, on-peak periods will run from 6:30am to 11:00am and 5:30pm to 9:30pm, Monday through Saturday (Sunday hours are all off-peak).

If you have any questions regarding Time of Use billing or would like more information about DMEA programs, please feel free to contact us at (877)687-3632.  We appreciate the opportunity to serve you.

JUNE 29, 2018 - With the continued dry, windy weather and soaring temperatures, Delta-Montrose Electric Association (DMEA) reminds members it has put in effect its fire prevention procedures. The precautionary measures rely more heavily on fieldwork by operations personnel and less on the use of DMEA’s automated and remotely controlled equipment. While this special mode of operations greatly reduces the risk of a fire being started by electrical equipment, it does come with ramifications: power outages can last longer and affect more members.
 

MAY 16, 2018 – As much of the region continues to experience a bought of dry and windy weather, Delta-Montrose Electric Association (DMEA) has put in effect its fire prevention procedures. The precautionary measures rely more heavily on fieldwork by operations personnel and less on the use of DMEA’s automated and remotely controlled equipment. This special mode of operations greatly reduces the risk of a fire being started by electrical equipment but does come with ramifications: DMEA members who may have grown accustomed to limited and relatively short outages, may find that power outages last longer than under normal conditions.