Cass County Electric Cooperative

🎉 Congratulations to Nate Hart on his new role as Energy Services Technician!

Nate joined Cass County Electric Cooperative in 2025 as a Meter and Apparatus Technician, bringing more than five years of electrical experience. He also holds a Master Electrician license in both North Dakota and Minnesota.

We’re excited to see Nate bring his experience and knowledge to the Energy Services team as he steps into his new role.

Congratulations, Nate! 👏⚡

Bulls. Barrels. Boxing. Three reasons to clear your calendar for Sept. 11-12. 🐂🐎🥊

This year, Bulls, Barrels and Boxing at the Historic Bohnsack Ranch is taking over its new home at the Fort Ransom Arena, and we’ve got tickets to give away!

Want to be there? Here’s your chance:

🤠 Like and follow!
🤠 Tell us in the comments which you’re most excited to see: BULLS, BARRELS, or BOXING
🤠 Complete our giveaway form: https://casscountyelectric.com/form/social-media-giveaway

📅 Sept. 11-12
📍 Fort Ransom Arena

We’ll be selecting our winners soon, so get those entries in and get ready for two nights of action!

⚠️ Beware of impersonation accounts. Cass County Electric Cooperative will never ask you to claim your prize through social media messages. Winners will be contacted by phone using the information provided on the giveaway form. Please do not respond to or engage with any accounts claiming you have won.

🏠 What if we told you your home might have a window open all year long?

Not literally. But when you add up all the tiny gaps and cracks in an average home, they can equal an opening roughly the size of an open window.

That means conditioned air could be sneaking out around doors, windows and other areas of your home.

A little caulk and weatherstripping can go a long way toward sealing those gaps, improving comfort and helping you save energy. ⚡

🔎 Find more ways to save:

Conservation Library Conservation LibraryAs a cooperative, we are owned by the members we serve, and unlike investor-owned utility companies, we promote saving energy to help our members save money! Helpful tips and tricks to save! Energy Audit 101 Ways to Save Image Back-to-school energy checkup As summer winds down a...

Are we your power provider? Let’s find out!

Electric service territories don’t always follow city or county lines, so it can be tricky to know which electric utility serves your home, farm or business.

Our interactive service territory map makes it easy. Simply enter your address to see if you’re located within Cass County Electric Cooperative’s service area.

If you’re in CCEC territory, welcome! We’re proud to be your local, member-owned electric cooperative. 💚⚡

Check your address: https://bit.ly/467ovme

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Moving into your first apartment?

Before you start decorating, take a few minutes to think about electrical safety. Avoid overloading outlets, use extension cords only when needed, and make sure smoke alarms are working properly.

A few simple habits can help keep you and your roommates safe.

Learn more:

Apartment safety tips for first-time renters Whether you’re heading to college, starting a new job, or simply enjoying a place of your own, it’s also a good time to learn a few important electrical safety habits.

Not every call for help involves an outage.

One of our lineworkers spotted this little traveler trying to cross the road and made sure it got safely to the other side.

Just another day of looking out for our community, one member... er, turtle at a time. 🐢

Now that our newest “member” is safely on their way, we think they need a name. What should we call our new friend? Drop your best ideas below! 👇

🎒 Back-to-school season means new routines at home, and a few simple adjustments can help save energy.

From updating your thermostat schedule and turning off unused lights to checking air filters and sealing drafts, small changes now can make a difference throughout the school year.

Read more energy-saving tips:

Back-to-school energy checkup As summer winds down and students head back to the classroom, your home’s daily routine also changes.

Getting everyone out the door is already enough to think about. Your electric bill doesn’t need to be one more thing on the list.

With paperless billing, your statement is delivered straight to your inbox, making it easier to view, manage, and keep track of each month.

Make the switch today for one less piece of paper and one less thing to remember: https://casscountyelectric.com/paperless

🎉 Congratulations to two local organizations receiving funding through the Rural Development Finance Corporation (RDFC)!

Arthur Volunteer Fire Department - ND received $1,000 to help purchase new turnout gear, supporting the volunteers who help keep their community safe.

The Keys to the Future, Richland #44 School Foundation received $1,000 to support its continued investment in local students and the community.

The Rural Development Finance Corporation (RDFC) provides low-interest loans and community improvement grants to support businesses and public facilities in rural North Dakota. Its goal is to create jobs, boost local economies, and improve the quality of life in small communities.

Congratulations to both recipients! We’re proud to help connect organizations in our service area with opportunities that make our rural communities even stronger. 💚

Country music fans, this one's for you!🤠🎶

BUCKAROO at The Lights by West Fargo Events is bringing two nights of country music on Aug. 28-29. Enjoy an incredible lineup featuring Old Crow Medicine Show, Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives, Sawyer Brown, Phil Vassar, Lorrie Morgan and more.

We're excited to help support this exciting event and hope you'll join us for a weekend of great music and summer fun!

💚 Cass County Electric Cooperative is proud to support the communities we serve by sharing local events and activities. Event details may change, so please visit the event organizer's page for the most current information: https://bit.ly/4pyTIYp