Arrowhead Cooperative’s Board of Directors consists of seven member-owners, one to represent each of the Cooperative’s districts, who are elected to serve for three-year terms.

Electric cooperatives, like Arrowhead Cooperative, are unique because the users of the cooperative’s energy are also the owners of the business. Directors are elected by the membership at the Annual Meeting each June and serve as the governing body of the Cooperative and represent the members in policy and ratemaking. With members in charge, you can feel confident that Board decisions are made in the best interest of you and your community.

Anyone who receives electricity from the cooperative is eligible to serve on the cooperative’s board of directors. The Nominating Committee typically seeks candidates for director elections beginning in March of each year concluding in mid-April. All members receive mailed ballot packets and may vote by mail or at the Annual Meeting.

Arrowhead Cooperative’s Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws provide the framework for governing and conducting business at the Cooperative. They provide information on membership, board of director elections, Capital Credits and more.