Category: REC
Make Your Voice Heard in Rappahannock Electric Cooperative’s Board of Director Elections
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC) member-owners now have the opportunity to participate in the Cooperative’s 2026 Director Elections.
Eight REC-area students earn $14,000 in cooperative association scholarships
Eight students from Rappahannock Electric Cooperative’s (REC) service territory have earned scholarships from the Virginia, Maryland & Delaware Association of Electric Cooperatives (VMDAEC) Education Scholarship Foundation.
Local Students Earn REC Community Scholarships
Seventeen local students have earned a combined $20,000 in scholarships from Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC), supporting their plans to continue their education at colleges, universities and technical schools.
REC Named a 2026 Top Virginia Employer for Interns
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC) has been recognized as a Top Virginia Employer for Interns by the State Council of Higher Education for Virginia.
REC Earns Tree Line USA Recognition for 26th Consecutive Year
Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC) has earned Tree Line USA recognition, a distinction that highlights the Cooperative’s commitment to reliable service, effective vegetation management and environmental responsibility.
REC Lineworkers Rise to the Challenge at Gaff-n-Go Rodeo
REC crews earned multiple perfect scores, event wins, top five placements and an overall championship during the two-day competition.
Power Up Your Safety This May: National Electrical Safety Month
For more information, visit REC’s safety resources at myrec.coop/safety.
REC Volunteers Take Action to Keep Louisa Clean
Twenty-two employee volunteers from Rappahannock Electric Cooperative collected 34 bags of roadside litter April 15.
The Power of Change benefits 40 nonprofits
Currently, more than 37,000 member-owners participate by rounding up their electric bill to the next whole dollar.
REC Lineworkers to Compete at 2026 Gaff-n-Go Rodeo
Gaff-n-Go brings together lineworkers from across the region and beyond to compete in traditional lineworker tasks.
