Rural Electric Cooperative
REC was incorporated in 1938 by rural residents. Originally when REC was founded it had approximately 100 members, however, today REC has over 2,900 miles of distribution lines serving power to more than 11,000 meters. The service area includes parts of Garvin, McClain, Grady, Stephens, Comanche and Carter counties in south central Oklahoma. REC is governed by a nine-member board of trustees, all of whom are members of the Cooperative. REC is dedicated to provide dependable electric power, service and programs to enhance the quality of life in rural areas.
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Rural Electric Cooperative will not show up to your house asking if you need work done. When a Line Worker does come for a legitimate reason, they...
REC Board of Trustee members and a few staff members met up with approximately 70 other Board of Trustee members and staff from across the state for...
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Leave complicated jobs—especially...
