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Each year, Howell-Oregon Electric Cooperative offers four $750 scholarships to area high schools. These high schools are rotated every year and are classified by their region. The applications are sent to a third-party judge to be reviewed and graded to ensure that any bias is eliminated and that the most qualified candidates are the recipients. This year, scholarships were awarded to one graduating senior at Alton, Bakersfield, Eminence and Willow Springs.

Updates from our CEO and team members on HOEC services and work activities relating to our mission to provide cost efficient reliable power.

Howell-Oregon Electric Cooperative is seeking a skilled Heavy Equipment Operator.

Responsibilities:

• Experience operating and maintaining heavy equipment (Bulldozer, Skid Steer, Backhoe)
• Cutting dangerous trees and brush
• Working with/on Right-of-Way Crew

Requirements:

Howell-Oregon Engineers recently completed Staking Training at the Association of Missouri Electric Cooperatives in Jefferson City. Dan Singletary, CEO/General Manager, presented them with their certificates. Left to right: Dan, Stace Kerley, Travis Ford and Mike King. Congratulations Gentlemen!

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We are closing early today, Tuesday, Jan. 31, for the safety of our employees. Business office will close at 2 p.m. Dispatch will be available to report any outages by calling 417-256-2131 or 1-888-HOE-POWER. Stay safe and warm!

We are closing the office at 1:30pm today (Monday January 30th) so our employees can get home before the roads get bad.