Alton Municipal Light & Power

North West REC is a consumer-owned electric distribution utility that provides electric service to farm, residential, commercial, industrial and irrigation customers. The company strives to provide its members with reliable electric power that is competitively priced and other services that enhance their quality of life. The majority of the company s service territory is in Sioux, O'Brien, Plymouth and Ida Counties in northwest Iowa, its service area also extends into Lyon, Osceola, Clay, Cherokee, Sac, Crawford and Woodbury counties. By offering a variety of programs, North West REC strives to promote energy efficiency combined with convenience and savings for its members. Additional services offered by North West REC include high-speed, wireless Internet service, DIRECTV, LongLines, for dial-up telecommunications and Questionline, a free technical information and problem solving service. North West REC Iowa headquarters are in Orange City and the company has district offices in Le Mars and Ida Grove, Iowa.

Paullina Municipal Electric Utility serves the community of Paullina, Iowa, providing essential electric services to residents and businesses. The utility operates under the guidance of the Paullina City Council, which oversees various aspects of local governance, including utility rates and public safety initiatives. The council, led by Mayor Marlin Sjaarda, prioritizes community engagement and open communication during meetings, allowing residents to express their concerns. With a focus on maintaining financial transparency and effective service delivery, the council continues to address pressing issues such as health insurance costs for city employees and the selection of official publications for city announcements. Generated from the website

Formed in 1949, Northwest Iowa Power Cooperative is a wholesale electric generation and transmission cooperative owned by more than five electric rural cooperatives and a full-service municipal electric cooperative. The company and its member cooperatives serve the electricity needs of homes, farms, communities, businesses and industries in over 10 counties of western Iowa. It has more than 600 cooperatives that deliver energy and energy solutions to over 22 million customers in nearly 40 states. It owns various types of cooperatives, including consumer, producer and worker cooperatives. Consumer cooperatives provide services, such as energy, housing, child care, food, health care, savings and equipment. Northwest Iowa Power Cooperative also provides telecommunications services throughout western Iowa. It is located in Le Mars, Iowa.