VOL. 108 -  June 17, 2020
I T'S A DEAL! 
Sign up now, pay less later for internet service 
Are you eager to sign up for high-speed internet service? Would you like it installed in your home free of charge? If you answered yes to both questions, Roanoke Electric Co-op is offering a special incentive for member-owners who sign up before June 30. If you want to get in on this money-saving deal, here's how to make it happen .

MONEY MATTERS 
Co-op returns record $1.5 million in capital credits 
Roanoke Electric Co-op is retiring $1.5 million to its membership, the largest amount in the co-op's history. For many member-owners, this will result in a savings on their electric bill. During this period of economic uncertainty when many are struggling to make ends meet, we hope this comes as welcomed news. Read all about it.
SHOP TALK 
EVs: What you don't know could save you money 
For everything you always wanted to know about electric vehicles but haven't had the chance to ask, this upcoming community event is just for you.  Roanoke Electric Co-op is hosting a public webinar to discuss the unique benefits of this increasingly popular driving option. For details, read more.

CRISIS RESPONSE
Co-op postpones 2020 annual meeting  
Citing safety and health concerns, Roanoke Electric Co-op has postponed this year's Member Owner Celebration. The annual meeting, originally set for August, is now rescheduled for next year. Read more

CALL TO ACTION
NC census response rate lagging: Let's fix this!  
It only takes 10 minutes. But taking that little amount of time to fill out the 2020 US Census could result in huge future funding opportunities for our community. Reports indicate response rates among minorities are lagging behind others in the state. If you haven't already done so, please take the survey.
MAKING A DIFFERENCE
Sustainable forestry project marks progress 
The Sustainable Forestry & Land Retention Project has accomplished a lot since its debut in 2013. From financial assistance to new marketing opportunities for landowners, it continues to make a major impact on the local forestry scene.
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Contact: Brittany Tann, communication specialist | Roanoke Electric Cooperative | 252-209-2236 | [email protected] | www.roanokeelectric.com