Summer storm safety

Dairyland Power Cooperative, along with the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI), encourages consumers to practice caution and safety during summer storms. Beware of flooded areas caused by heavy rains -- and always remember that water and electricity do not mix! >more

Be safe around power lines--even if they're down

Downed power lines can look relatively harmless, but don’t be fooled. They likely carry an electric current strong enough to cause serious injury or possibly death. >more

Landscaping and power lines

Summer is here, and many homeowners are happy to get outdoors and put landscaping plans into action. As you plant, make sure to keep electric reliability and safety in mind.>more

Conserve energy and save money

Dairyland offers some simple tips to help you reduce energy consumption, which in turn will save you money.>more

Dairyland Power's 69th Annual Meeting Highlights

More than 700 delegates and guests attended Dairyland Power Cooperative’s 69th Annual Meeting on June 9 in La Crosse.

The theme of the meeting was Step by Step, reflecting the many steps—big and small—Dairyland takes to reliably meet its members’ energy needs as well as its responsibility to the environment.

William Berg, Dairyland President and CEO, discussed how Dairyland has historically met consumer demand for electricity by taking deliberate, thoughtful steps to make the best choices for its membership.

Time and technology have modified Dairyland’s approach, and the innovations and regulations of the future promise to require further changes. “Directions can change, and we must be prepared to change directions, because we cannot know which things are going to differ from the past,” said Berg.
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