Co-Op Officials Hope to Help Customers’ Pocketbooks

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(SUNfoto by Barron Jones) Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative Board President John Tapia (left) listens to a presentation, while David Salazar reads a document, at an August 2014 Board meeting. Co-op officials are exploring ways to mitigate the financial impact felt by a small community of member-owners who must foot the bill for nearly $2 million.

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    Jemez Mountains Electric Cooperative officials are exploring ways to permanently reduce costs for member owners who have been hit with exceptionally high electric bills.     Co-op officials plan to file a new stipulation, July 1, with the New Mexico…

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