The second Cooperative Principle is Democratic Member Control. Your vote. Your voice. Your power. That's the cooperative way.

A little know-how can go a long way toward greener habits and more green in your pocket. How lucky is that?

As the spring planting season arrives, both farmers and motorists are encouraged to plant seeds of safety by sharing rural roads responsibly, staying alert, and practicing patience to ensure a smooth and secure journey for all.

Harrison County Rural Electric Cooperative was pleased to welcome Iowa Secretary of Agriculture, Mike Naig, to our Woodbine office on Friday, January 16 th . During his visit, Secretary Naig discussed efforts from his department to strengthen Iowa Agriculture by expanding opportunities for farmers. Key areas that he focused on in the discussion included modernizing farm zoning exemptions including direct-to-consumer marketing and value-added processing, supporting agritourism

Your electric cooperative helps to power the moments you love and the connections that matter. Reliable energy isn’t just power; it’s what connects us.

If you’re looking to gain a better understanding of electrical terminology, this guide to industry lingo may help.

The Momentum is Building Conference offers contractors opportunities to earn CEUs and network with fellow trades professionals and industry experts.

As the old year comes to a close, consider your home's energy "fitness" with these simple DIY projects that can help you enjoy a more efficient and comfortable new year.

Here are some things you should and shouldn’t do in your home when working with electricity or using powered devices.

The Seven Cooperative Principles guide every decision we make in our mission to serve our members. In January, we look at the first principle: Voluntary and Open Membership.

A recent report forecasts there will be enough power to meet winter demand in our region under normal conditions.

Join our Cooperative Board of Directors! Harrison County Rural Electric Cooperative is governed by our nine-person board of directors who are elected by their fellow HCREC members to carry out the business of the cooperative. Elections are held every year with each district on a three-year term rotation. This year, we are seeking interested applicants from districts 5, 6, and 7 to be submitted for consideration to our nominating committee. Board districts and their townships

Registration is now open for the 2026 Momentum is Building Conference, offering opportunities for contractors to earn CEUS and to network with fellow trades pros and industry experts.

As hunting season approaches, excitement builds for time outdoors. But before you head into the woods, make sure electrical safety is part of your preparation checklist.

Energy-saving gift ideas make great stocking stuffers for the do-it-yourselfers or gadget lovers on your list, and they won't break your holiday budget.

The holiday season is here, and it’s a time to pause, reflect, and celebrate the moments that made this year special. At Harrison County Rural Electric Cooperative (REC), we’re grateful for the support of our members and our communities.   Thanksgiving reminds us of the power of connection, whether it’s sharing stories around the table or lending a helping hand. From our cooperative family table to yours, we hope your gatherings are filled with laughter, love, and delicious d

We are excited to invite all members of our cooperative and the general public to our annual Holiday Open House! Join us for two days filled with joy, community spirit, and seasonal cheer. Enjoy delicious treats and the opportunity to connect with co-op employees, neighbors, and friends. This is a wonderful chance to celebrate the season together, share ideas, and learn more about our cooperative initiatives. Mark your calendars and come spread the holiday spirit with us!

As a member-owned cooperative, Harrison County Rural Electric Cooperative operates not for profit, but for people. This model allows us to spread risk over time, invest strategically, and make decisions that benefit our members not shareholders. That’s a key reason why our system has delivered reliable power for more than 85 years and why it’s uniquely positioned to meet future challenges. Stability Through Planning For decades, Harrison County REC has proudly delivered safe,

Stay safe as you go over the river and through the woods this holiday season with these winter weather driving tips.

Follow these tips to operate your generator safely in the event of a power outage.