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A Legislative Voice
We recorded today’s episode via Zoom with David Koogler, Senior Vice President of Member Services & External Affairs to learn how REC works to advocate on behalf of the member-owners to ensure their voices are being heard.
David explained why it’s important for REC to engage with local legislators and elected officials and gave a few examples of their input on recent bills.
Electric Cars
Our conversation today with Joyce Bodoh, Government Affairs & Demand Response Administrator, with Rappahannock Electric Cooperative included discussion about electric cars (EV). REC purchased their first EV in 2017.
We talked about how they work, the benefits to our environment and our wallets, plus we discussed under what circumstances they might be a good fit for you and your family. Joyce told us about charging stations, who and how they should be installed at your home as well as apps to assist you in locating them during a trip.
REC STORIES
Power of Change Fall Application Period Open Through Aug. 10
Monday | July 20, 2026
Local nonprofit organizations still have time to apply for funding through The Power of Change from Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC). Applicati...
Act by July 31 to Make Your Voice Heard in REC’s Director Elections
Wednesday | July 15, 2026
As a Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC) member-owner you have an opportunity to make your voice heard in the Cooperative's 2026 Annual Meeting an...
Local Students Represent REC at NRECA Youth Tour
Wednesday | July 8, 2026
Four high school students represented Rappahannock Electric Cooperative (REC) during the exclusive National Rural Electric Cooperative Association's (...
