The cooperative offers several options to help members better manage their bills, such as even pay. Bill pay options are available here.
You can also call and speak with a Member Service Representative who can assist. Payment schedules will be set up on or after May 1.
We also work with LIHEAP and offer a Member Assistance Program (MAP) to help members in need.
Lower McKenzie members will fall into two districts. Those east of Ross Lane will be part of the McKenzie District.
Those who reside west of Ross Lane will be part of the Central District.
You can find a map of Lane Electric's service territory here.
No. This is an investment the cooperative planned for and has spread over the past several years.
Yes. There will be no impact on the operation or connection for Generlinks.
Lane Electric does not generally require deposits. Dependent on credit history or other circumstances, we may require an advance payment or deposit from some of our members.
Interested in what we presented at the March 3-4 New Member Information Sessions? Access the presentation deck here (PDF).
We know there is a lot involved with switching your electric provider.
This New Member Guide provides an overview of the programs and services Lane Electric offers. It also provides helpful details for outages, ways to pay your bill, and more.
On May 1, you will officially be a member of the cooperative. As a co-op, our governance structure is different than that of the Eugene Water and Electric Board (EWEB). Lane Electric is governed by seven board members, elected by the members. In welcoming you, our new members from the McKenzie Valley, the cooperative restructured our board districts.
In addition to an elected director from the McKenzie District, which runs from Ross Lane to Belknap Springs, lower valley residents will also have representation in our Central District.
This year, board members representing McKenzie, Central, and Oakridge Districts are up for reelection. While you are not yet members, the Board of Directors voted to allow new members from the lower McKenzie to run for the board in this year’s election. Those interested in running can apply during the petition window, March 13-23.
You'll find information on how to apply here.
The most important step in moving toward your new service is filing a new member application form. This ensures we have all of your correct information and billing preferences on file.
All applications received by March 31 will be entered into a drawing to win a credit on your first Lane Electric bill.
Three winners will be selected.
On March 3 and 4, Lane Electric will hold three information sessions between Vida and Walterville.
At that time, General Manager Scott Coe and the cooperative team will share upcoming plans for the McKenzie and address questions regarding account setup, services, and programs for EWEB members who will soon be transferring to Lane Electric service.
We hope to see you there.
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