Education is the building block of a strong community. That’s why we offer scholarships for high school students whose parents are cooperative members. We hope these scholarships prepare the recipients for leadership roles in our community.

Keeping the lights on for more than 12,000 members across our service territory requires careful planning, ongoing maintenance, and strategic investment. Each year, Butler Rural Electric Cooperative evaluates the condition of our system and identifies projects that will strengthen reliability, improve safety, and prepare the electric grid for the future.

In April, we take time to pause and recognize those who make that possible every single day – our lineworkers.

Your thoughts and opinions about the co-op help us better serve you.

Tree and vegetation management is an important part of Butler Rural Electric Cooperative’s annual work plan. This task is vital for delivering safe, reliable power to members.

As your local power provider, Butler Rural Electric Cooperative’s mission has always been simple: keep the lights on and support the communities we serve.

Colder weather typically results in higher energy bills and, with winter in full swing, we’d like to remind you about a co-op service that can help you boost efficiency and save money.

Across the U.S., the demand for power is climbing at one of the fastest rates in decades. As the economy becomes more reliant on electricity and data centers continue to sprout up in many parts of the country, electric cooperatives are preparing to meet the challenges that skyrocketing demand brings.

Our unique business model sets Butler Rural Electric Cooperative apart from other utilities. Capital credits serve as a benefit to members and represent your stake and investment in the cooperative. These credits are important to funding crucial elements such as poles, wires, transformers, and other essential infrastructure, all of which contribute to the long-term strength and reliability of the cooperative.