Board of
Directors
IF YOU RECEIVE ELECTRIC SERVICE
FROM THE REMC, YOU ARE A MEMBER.
The privilege of being a member includes being an owner of the company. The fact that we are owned by our members, instead of stockholders, is what makes us a cooperative. We believe that being locally owned and controlled is a better way of doing business.
Your organization is different than an investor-owned company. Regardless of your financial status, you have a voice in the way this company is run and have the opportunity to elect another REMC member to serve on the board of directors. The board of directors is the legal body which both the member and the government hold accountable for the actions of the organization.
The seven member board represents the seven districts located in three counties within the territory served by the REMC. The men and women elected to serve are dedicated people who have the interests of all members and the organization at heart.
Find out which district you live in and which director represents you. If you are unsure, please call our office and we will be happy to help. The REMC is your organization. Be proud of it and support it!
Meet Your Board
Dennis Burton
District 3
Brock Schwenk
District 1
Angie Miller
District 4
Stephanie McCulley
District 2
Leander Hoover
District 6
Seth White
District 5
Adam Loehmer
District 7
District Map
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Become a Board Member
Serve Your Community: Join the Fulton County REMC Board of Directors
Are you looking for a way to make a difference in your community? Serving on the Fulton County REMC Board of Directors offers an incredible opportunity to represent your neighbors, shape the cooperative’s future, and ensure reliable and affordable energy for all.
Fulton County REMC is more than just a utility provider; it’s a member-owned cooperative dedicated to delivering reliable and affordable electricity. Its success relies on engaged and committed leadership. As a board member, you’ll play a vital role in providing oversight, setting policies, and guiding strategic decisions that impact your fellow members. It’s a chance to contribute to your community while gaining valuable leadership and governance experience.
What Does It Take to Join?
This role requires dedication, critical thinking, and a commitment to learning about the electric energy industry and cooperative governance. To run for the board, candidates must meet the following qualifications:
- Membership: You must be a member of Fulton County REMC and reside in the district you intend to represent. Districts 2 and 7 are up for elections in 2025, see accompanying map.
- Signatures: Submit a petition with at least 20 member signatures, including at least 10 from members within your district.
- Commitment: Be available to attend all monthly board meetings. Meetings are typically held on the last Thursday of each month in the evening. Some months may have extra meetings. Each term is 3 years.
- Education: Demonstrate a willingness to participate in educational courses throughout the year to stay informed about industry trends and cooperative governance best practices.
This commitment ensures board members are prepared to guide the cooperative effectively and make informed decisions for its future.
How to Get Started
The nomination process is simple:
- Download the Nomination Form
- Collect Signatures
- Submit Your Nomination by March 24, 2025
Why Should You Run?
Being a board member is more than just a role; it’s an opportunity to shape the energy landscape of our community. Whether you’re passionate about giving back to your community, the electric industry, or simply want to ensure our cooperative continues to thrive, your voice matters.
By joining the board, you’ll gain the satisfaction of serving your community, the chance to work with a team of dedicated leaders, and opportunities for personal and professional growth.
If you’d like more information about the nomination process or the responsibilities of a board member, contact Fulton County REMC at 574-223-3156.
Don’t miss this chance to make a difference. Submit your nomination by March 24, 2025, and take the first step toward helping power our community forward!
Click here to download the Director Candidate Nomination Form.