Veterans enter the workforce with identifiable and transferable skills, proven In real-world situations, to accomplish our Cooperative’s mission. REC’s Veteran’s add value to our workforce because they: 

  • Have extensive technical, leadership and safety skills.
  • Have the proven ability to learn new concepts and skills.
  • Are mission-driven.
  • Have received crisis and risk management training.
  • Are adaptable and have great problem-solving skills.
  • Work efficiently, effectively and diligently in high-pressure and fast-paced environments.
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Thousands of children, parents and senior citizens visit Chet Hobert Park in Clarke County each year to swim, play tennis, hit baseballs and softballs...
REC's Vegetation Management Department partnered with the Culpeper Middle School FFA Club to plant a tree on the school grounds to celebrate Arbor Day...

Arbor Day at Milton Valley Cemetery

Thursday | April 20, 2023
To celebrate Arbor Day, members of REC's Vegetation Management Department partnered with Clarke County to plant a dogwood at Milton Valley Cemetery in...