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Why choose Cloverland Electric Cooperative?

At Cloverland Electric Cooperative, we’re driven by a sense of mission and purpose. Our team maintains a strong connection to our communities within the Eastern Upper Peninsula and our members.

What kind of work does Cloverland do?

System control and dispatch operators worked through the storm and outage events through the year in their renowned professional and dedicated manner. In addition to restoring thousands of power outages, Cloverland’s line operations and right-of-way accomplishments include: Completing 296 tree maintenance service orders.

What did Cloverland do during the storm and outage events?

System control and dispatch operators worked through the storm and outage events through the year in their renowned professional and dedicated manner. In addition to restoring thousands of power outages, Cloverland’s line operations and right-of-way accomplishments include:

What did the hydroelectricity exhibit do for Cloverland?

Read more about the hydroelectricity exhibit they created on page 11. They also enhanced promotion, fundraising and participation with our non-profit foundation, Cloverland Cares, which awarded $6,000 in scholarships and $2,800 in grants to food banks this year

Why is it important to have a vegetation management program?

Strategic tree trimming reduces the frequency of downed trees on lines causing power outages. Generally speaking, healthy trees don’t fall on power lines, and clear lines don’t cause problems. Proactive trimming and pruning keep lines clear to promote reliability.

When was Cloverland founded?

While today’s world is radically different than it was when Cloverland was founded in 1938, our original seven cooperative values remain just as relevant today.

Is Cloverland a cooperative?

As you know, Cloverland is a not-for-profit cooperative, which means we strive to keep our costs in check to keep our rates affordable. This factor extends to our approach to vegetation management. If trees grow too close to power lines, the potential for costly repairs also increases. Effective tree trimming and other vegetation management efforts keep costs down for everyone. Our E.U.P. community is a special place. We appreciate the beauty trees afford, yet we also know our community depends on us to provide reliable energy. Through vegetation management, we are better able to keep power lines clear, prepare for future weather events and secure the reliability of our grid.

Is Cloverland open to everyone?

Cloverland was built by and belongs to the diverse communities and consumer-members we serve. Membership is open to everyone in our service territory, regardless of race, religion, age, disability, gender identity, language, political perspective or socioeconomic status.

Academics

This is the percentage of students that scored at or above proficiency levels on their state reading/language arts assessment test. Because states implement these tests differently, use caution when comparing this data to data from another state.

Students

Based on racial and economic diversity and survey responses on school culture and diversity from students and parents.

Teachers

Student-Teacher Ratio may not be indicative of class size. It is calculated using the reported number of students and full-time equivalent teachers.