As a member you are a part owner of Brown County Rural Electrical Association and you have a say in how the cooperative is run.
View our member handbook, Articles of Incorporation, and By-Laws below.
New Member Handbook Articles of Incorporation & By-Laws Service Agreement
Jensen selected as Youth Tour winner
Comfrey High School Junior Cindy Jensen will represent Brown County REA in Washington, D.C. in June for the Rural Electric Youth Tour.
Cindy will travel with winners from other Minnesota rural electric cooperatives and join young people from across the country at this year's event.
While there, she'll have the opportunity to visit monuments, memorials and museums, spend a day on Capitol Hill meeting with Minnesota legislators and staff, and learn more about electric cooperatives.
Brown County REA sponsors one student annually for this all-expense paid opportunity. Application materials for 2025 will be posted in December.
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