WHO WE ARE

Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative is comprised of four entities:
The Cooperative (NOEC), Bolt Fiber Optic Services, Northeast Rural Services (NRS), and Core Data Center.

NOEC BOLT NRS CORE

NOEC

ELECTRIC SERVICES

The cooperative serves over 28,000 members in a seven-county area with 38,000 plus meters. Over 5,000 miles of power lines spread across the geographically-diverse service territory, consisting of both overhead and underground structures. With approximately 200 employees, the cooperative and its subsidiary are one of the largest employers in the area.

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BOLT

Fiber Optic Services

BOLT Fiber Optic Services supplies fiber to areas in NE Oklahoma. Delivering gigabit internet, HD television, security services, and crystal clear VoIP services. We are advocates for a better quality of life in rural areas. BOLT is a subsidiary company of Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative.

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NRS

Northeast Rural Services

Since 1996, Northeast Rural Services Right of Way (NRS) has been providing customized vegetation management services to electric cooperatives, pipeline and private commercial customers utilizing state-of-the-art equipment and highly qualified supervisors and personnel. Contract services offered by the NRS ROW division include herbicide application, mechanical trimming and mowing, bucket truck service, storm and disaster services, and sales and consulting.

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CORE

Data Services

CORE Data Center is a reliable and secure off-site location, allowing its customers to manage, access, store, and protect data. We offer on-site disaster recovery facilities and are located near major highways for easy access. CORE Data Center is a wholly owned, operated, and managed service provided by Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative. The facility currently houses the head-end equipment for BOLT Fiber Optic Services, several colocated businesses, and redundant fiber optic circuits to multiple providers.

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Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative

15 hours ago

Have you responded to the 2020 Census?

OK is falling behind neighboring states in self-reporting for the U.S. Census.

The Census Bureau said just over 52 percent of Oklahomans have already self-reported for the 2020 census.

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Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative

17 hours ago

For the past two months, during the COVID-19 pandemic, we have been working with those individuals whose ability to pay for service(s) has been impacted. Effective Monday, June 1, we will begin the process of collecting these outstanding balances. ... See MoreSee Less

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I don’t think this helped most people by pushing a bill forward and it being impossible to pay now. I think you should offer them to start forward from here and pay on time and add 10% on their past due amount. Some haven’t even received their stimulus check yet. Otherwise, I don’t see how this helped anyone. Nice gesture but not much help to them.

The only problem with that is there are people still out of work and barely making ends meet as it is. My family of 4 only has 1 income right now and we are doing good to pay our bills and keep food on the table.

Northeast Oklahoma Electric Cooperative

2 days ago

Any situation where electricity is used near water is a shock hazard.

SafeElectricity.org suggests that you build pools and decks at least 5 ft away from underground electric lines and at least 25 ft away from overhead electric lines.

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