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Annual Meeting

 

YOUR TRUSTED ENERGY ADVISOR

Members of the Cass County Electric Cooperative Board of Directors are elected to three-year terms every spring. Directors must be members of the cooperative and be a bona fide resident of the director district in which they are seeking directorship. That means you, as a member, can have a say in Cass County Electric operations by voting for your directors. Democratic member control is one of the principles that sets cooperatives apart from other types of businesses and utilities.

District 1

Paul White headshot

I am running for the board of directors because I am interested in CCEC’s diversified members, from small farms and towns to metropolitan hospitals and industries. These members count on a dependable power source at a fair price. I admire CCEC for its work to provide reliable and affordable power to rural North Dakota.


I believe that my experience in agricultural engineering and business management qualifies me to assist the cooperative in making sound decisions. I look forward to the opportunity to continue to serve on the board and contribute to CCEC’s growth and success.

District 4

Stacey Ackerman

I am interested in the CCEC Board of Directors because having safe, reliable, and cost-effective energy is essential for the success of North Dakota. CCEC is an effectively run not-for-profit cooperative meeting this challenge; however, there is much work to be done in the pursuit of energy policy.

Additionally, the energy industry provides critical employment opportunities for our citizens. My two oldest children work in the energy industry; my oldest works in western North Dakota for a coal company, and my daughter graduates this spring as a civil engineer and starts a job in transmission and distribution.

District 4

Jeff Dahl

Growing up in the area, I understand its people, history, and climate. After being a CCEC member for 35 years, I want to give back to the organization.

As a business owner and professional, I have worked with many entities over the years and feel I have much experience to share. Being on other boards as well, I understand the fiduciary responsibilities a board member has to the members. With a lifetime of dealing with opportunities/problems/decisions, a person develops an aptitude for analyzing, prioritizing options, anticipating issues, and implementing an effective plan.

District 4

Levi Otis

As a member of Cass County Electric for over 10 years, I have appreciated the approach that leadership takes to achieve safe,reliable, and affordable electricity.

As we move forward, we must recognize our impacts on the environment, but the costs cannot outweigh the benefits. If you do not have reliable energy, people suffer. We must recognize that many CCEC members live on fixed incomes and need consistency when it comes to their electric bill.

CCEC has a great history of responsible investing in all-of-the-above energy, and I wish to make sure those investments do not hit our fellow members in their pocketbook.

District 5

Tom Seymour

My experiences as a North Dakota state senator, city alderman, SRT director, and technology professor have helped me be an appropriate leader during my six years on the CCEC board.

Last year, I earned the NRECA Gold Credential designation and have shown leadership and electrical industry knowledge at CCEC board meetings. This past November the CCEC board elected me to the NDAREC board. The cooperative’s outstanding leadership staff and employees have been the key to its success. I serve to promote our mission statement to serve our members’ energy needs with affordable, safe, and reliable electricity. View my qualifications at tomseymour66.com.

District At-large

Judy Aafedt

My interest in running for the Cass County Electric Cooperative Board of Directors comes from my passion to serve our community and belief that we should give back by sharing our gifts.

The electric industry has many challenges ahead as more electrified loads are added to our grid. I would like to use my operational knowledge, leadership skills and trust in Cass County Electric Cooperative to be of service as we make decisions to ensure Cass County Electric Cooperative continues to provide safe, reliable, affordable, and sustainable electric service for our current and future members.

District At-large

Terry Kraft

I have been a co-op member since 1984, and had the privilege of serving CCEC as a Director since October 2020. During my tenure I completed the Credentialed Cooperative Director (CCD) certificate, currently serve on the Square Butte board and attended numerous seminars focused on power distribution and energy production to better service our region and co-op.

As a business leader, I worked at Case New Holland (CNH) and Swanson Health Products in Engineering and Operations Management capacities. I attended NDSU and MSUM for engineering and business management. I would appreciate your support in the April election.

District At-large

Trixie Musasa

I’ve decided to run for the board of director’s AL position due to my desire to be a good steward to others and to ensure that the company has adequate resources to accomplish its mission and to advocate for other sources of renewable energies that will be sustainable and affordable to customers, and profitable to investors and the company itself, now and in the future. Also to ensure the risk management, finances and organizational culture are efficient and effective for growth and retaining highly skilled employees that contribute to the core and values of the company.

Annual Meeting business agenda

Delta by Marriot (southwest entrance) 1635 42nd St SW, Fargo

Proposed Agenda

Registration (5:00 PM)

Meal (5:30 PM)

Call to order (6:00 PM)

Establish quorum

Approve minutes

Election of directors

Board chair's report

President/CEO report

Financial report

Old and new business

Open discussion

Adjournment

Voting information

Directors will be elected by ballot at the annual meeting. Thank you for being an engaged member of the cooperative. Your voice matters!

Click here to request an absentee ballot

Prizes

16 $100 gift cards to local businesses will be given away at the meeting.

 

important links

2022 Annual Meeting Minutes       Current Directors          Legal Information           District Map          Notice of Meeting

 

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  • Annual Meeting
  • Board Elections
  • My Account
    • Paperless
    • Prepay
    • Autopay
    • Levelized Budget Billing
    • Cass County Electric Mobile App
    • Understanding Your Bill
    • View & Pay Bill
    • Bill Credit
  • Request/Stop Service
  • Programs & Services
    • Business Accounts
    • Electric Vehicles
    • Contractor Information
    • Donations
    • Time of Day Rate
    • Heating Assistance
    • Off-Peak Program
    • Interconnection of Generation Systems
    • Prairie Sun Community Solar
    • Infinity Program
    • Operation Round Up
    • My Co-op Cares
  • Member Info
    • Capital Credits
    • Max Gen Resources
    • Outage Information
    • Highline Notes & North Dakota Living
    • Highline Notes Photo Submission
    • Conservation Blog
      • 101 ways to save
      • Energy Audit
    • Safety Blog
    • Recipe Blog
    • Co-op Connections
    • New Member Information
    • Call Before You Dig
    • Grant - Rural Development Finance Corporation
    • First Responder
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  • About Us
    • Contact Us
    • Governance & Document Center
    • Energy Sources & Environment
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    • Connect With Us
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    • Kids Zone
    • Scholarships
    • Youth Tour
  • Co-op Careers