Members of Cuivre River Electric Cooperative (CREC) elected four board members to CREC’s Board of Directors at their annual meeting on August 27, held at the co-op’s headquarters in Troy.
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Members of Cuivre River Electric Cooperative (CREC) elected four board members to CREC’s Board of Directors at their annual meeting on August 27, held at the co-op’s headquarters in Troy.
In the four districts with seats open, all four incumbents who chose to run for re-election
were selected by members for new three-year terms. Mike Cherry was re-elected in Lincoln County District 1. In St. Charles County 4, Karen Berra was re-elected, and Ted House returned to his St. Charles County District 5 seat. In Warren County District 3, Phil Dunk was re-elected. This year’s election brought in a total of 1,952 votes, with 1,933 from online voting and 17 mail-in ballots before CREC’s annual meeting on August 27. Two ballots were cast in person at the meeting.
Election results were announced at the annual meeting, which was streamed live on the co-op’s YouTube channel. A recording of the broadcast is available on CREC’s YouTube channel at https://cuivre.com/2026-annual-meeting-watch.
Following the annual meeting, free electricity prizes were awarded. Survey & Ballot Systems, the third-party company that handles CREC’s election, randomly drew winners from those members who had voted in the election, either absentee or at the meeting.
This year’s winners of free electricity are:
In addition, 12 more members each won a free month of electricity (up to $200 in value):
