Every day, homes, farms and businesses across Union County rely on the steady hum of electricity.

Spring is a season of renewal — and a great time to refresh your energy habits, too.

Thank a Lineworker

Tornadoes can strike with little warning, leaving behind downed power lines, damaged electrical equipment, and dangerous debris.

Union Rural Electric Cooperative (URE) is celebrating 2 employees — Member Services Manager Barb Burns and Crew Leader Sam Bevis — who recently graduated from a statewide leadership development program designed to strengthen the skills of the cooperative workforce.

Bring on Spring & Cash Back!

Demand for electricity in the U.S. is booming.

Union Rural Electric Cooperative (URE) is attempting to locate former members who have unclaimed funds remaining from the 2021 general retirement refund, which included member credits, also referred to as capital credits, from service years 2001 and 2020.

From Mailboxes to Inboxes: Staying Connected With Your Cooperative

URE is attempting to locate former members who have unclaimed funds remaining from the 2021 general retirement refund, which included member credits, also referred to as capital credits, from service years 2001 and 2020.

While we talk frequently about investing in infrastructure and technology to ensure reliable delivery of electricity, our co-op makes additional investments that are crucial for our future: youth programs that help to develop our members and leaders of tomorrow.

The Cooperative Advantage: Celebrating 90 years