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LPEA delays rate increase, allocates $90,000 to bill assistance

Funds will support community during COVID-19 pandemic

La Plata Electric Association’s fight with Tri-State now firmly before state regulators

Federal agency says Colorado Public Utility Commission can rule on tiff over contract buyout

La Plata Electric Association suspends disconnects during COVID-19 pandemic

Lobbies in Durango, Pagosa Springs also closed

Candidates for La Plata Electric Association board of directors election announced

Ballots go out in mid-April; deadline to vote May 15

LPEA candidate packets due Friday

Electric co-op board of directors election will be May 16

No fooling – La Plata Electric Association rate increase to begin April 1

Hike applies to electricity use between 4 and 9 p.m.

For Jessica Matlock, leading La Plata Electric Association brings her home

Professional and family concerns align in Durango for cooperative’s CEO

Saturday night Bodo Industrial Park power outage likely animal-caused

Electric power cut from 8:15 p.m. to 12:45 a.m.

La Plata Electric Association approves rate increase

Residential bills expected to go up about $4.80 per month, on average

After announcing plans to nix coal, Tri-State says it will invest in solar, wind

Power supplier to build 8 renewable energy projects, with 2 in Southwest Colorado

Tri-State to close Colorado, New Mexico coal-fired power plants by 2030

La Plata Electric Association left out of renewable planning process

Xcel Energy to undertake two-year pipeline replacement north of Durango

Company says it will reduce impacts as much as possible