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Our Mission


North Western Electric Cooperative is a member-owned business providing energy and related services to its customers. Our dedicated employees deliver high quality, reliable services at competitive prices.
We will be your provider of choice.
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North Western Electric Cooperative, headquartered in Bryan, Ohio, is a member-owned electric power corporation supplying electric energy to nearly 6,000 member-customers in portions of Williams, Defiance, Henry and Paulding counties (see maps). North Western Electric is one of 26 rural electric distribution cooperatives in Ohio.
Ownership makes the difference! Unlike investor-owned utilities that must balance the interest of the customer with that of Wall Street or the municipal utility that is operated by governmental bureaucrats, electric cooperatives provide services solely in the interest of the member. The results can be amazing. Each and every employee of the rural electric program works for the benefit of the member, while the member is treated with the uncommon distinction that he/she is the owner. We think that makes a powerful difference in today's competitive marketplace.
Facts at a Glance

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Number of customers
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5,858
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Number of meters
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6,011
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Miles of underground distribution lines
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108
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Miles of overhead distribution lines
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836
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Miles of transmission lines
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68.5
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Customers per mile of line
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5.5
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Patronage capital refunded to date
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$8.6 million
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Date and location Cooperative first organized
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May 16, 1936; Montpelier, Ohio
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Federal financing agency
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Rural Utilities Service (RUS)
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Generation and Transmission Cooperative
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Buckeye Power, Inc., Columbus, Ohio
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Memberships
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National Rural Electric Cooperatives Association (NRECA), Ohio Rural Electric Cooperatives (Buckeye Power), and National Rural Utilities Cooperative Finance Corporation (NRUCFC)
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Board of Trustees

District 1
(Northwest, Florence and St. Joseph townships, Williams County)
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David Curry
CHAIRMAN
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District 2
(Milford and Hicksville townships, Defiance County; Carryall township, Paulding County)
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Larry Zeedyk
SECRETARY-TREASURER
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District 3
(Bridgewater, Madison and Superior townships, Williams County)
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Greg Snyder
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District 4
(Jefferson, Brady, Center and Pulaski townships, Williams County)
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Dean Harrington
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District 5
(Farmer and Mark townships, Defiance County; Crane township, Paulding County)
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Tom Breisinger
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District 6
(Tiffin and Adams townships, Defiance County; Springfield township, Williams County; and Ridgeville township, Henry County)
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Tom Wise
VICE CHAIRMAN
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District 7
(Washington, Delaware and Noble townships, Defiance County)
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Philip Mack
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