
ALT Applications for three seats on the LCEC Board of Trustees open November 1: District 1 – Marco Island; District 2, Seat 2 – Cape Coral; and District 3 – Sanibel, Captiva, and Pine Island. Applicants must be a resident of the district they are seeking to represent. Residency verification will take place before moving forward in the application process. Visit https://www.lcec.net/my-cooperative/governance/board-of-trustees/ for more info.

ALT Independence is an important part of the cooperative difference. As National Cooperative Month continues, we’re highlighting the fourth cooperative principle: Autonomy and Independence. This principle helps ensure LCEC remains an independent, self-governing organization, focused on serving members and the communities we call home.

ALT What a great day at Build My Future! LCEC Line Specialists and Engineers showcased their daily duties to students across Southwest Florida. The annual event, put on by the Lee Building Industry Association, brings together hundreds of students to learn about opportunities in construction and the skilled trades. LCEC is committed to supporting student learning and helping inspire the next generation of skilled professionals.

ALT Don’t let energy vampires haunt your electric bill! Everyday devices like coffee makers, toasters, gaming consoles and chargers can continue drawing power even when they’re turned off. Unplug items when they’re not in use and consider ENERGY STAR® appliances and smart power strips to help keep those ghostly gadgets from draining your wallet. Visit LCEC.net for more LCEC news, energy-saving tips and information.

ALT Team LCEC is getting ready for the American Heart Association - Florida 2027 Heart Walk on November 7! Employees participated in Trot Your Heart with Team LCEC, a pre-Heart Walk event bringing employees together to support heart health, raise awareness and celebrate the mission behind the Heart Walk.

ALT Sometimes, a thank you says it all. While assisting with restoration in the Florida Panhandle, LCEC recently received this message from a resident. Words like these are a reminder of the impact made when communities come together after a storm. Thank you to LCEC crews for representing the cooperative spirit.




















