Was your household impacted during COVID-19? Read more to learn how you could receive financial assistance on your utility bill!

In 1936, Harrison County REC was built by the rural community to serve the rural community, and that’s what we’ll continue to do – Power On

Move Over and Slow Down when you see utility workers, law enforcement, road workers, or other motorists on the side the of the road!

Each month Harrison County Rural Electric Cooperative features a member from our lines. The power of community comes from people who live, work, and play here in our towns and we want to share the many stories that come from the 2,300 members that we serve. This month, we feature Tri-Center Community School District.

Harrison County REC sent two lineman to help with storm recovery in Marshalltown, IA after the Iowa Derecho ripped through the state and left many without power.

In this month's membership spotlight, learn more about a Logan "Clover Kid" who is ready to help the pollinators!

Follow these buying tips to keep your office well-lit, your employees happy and your energy bills low.

Go green this independence day by using less energy and reducing your environmental impact.

Sign up to receive Harrison County REC's monthly digital newsletter to receive tips and trends on energy efficiency, electric safety, and updates from our co-op!

We want to help our members avoid disconnections of their electric service and we understand that there are financial difficulties among our service territory. We encourage our members to reach out to us at HCREC to help get through these challenging and unprecedented times.