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If you’re reading this, you can continue to save on energy costs thanks to DMEA’s strong leadership!
As a member-owner of Delta Montrose Electric Association (DMEA), you have the power to vote for board members who prioritize cheaper, locally-sourced energy. Voting begins on May 3 and ends with the election on June 6.
In much of Colorado, big out-of-state companies call the shots on energy and Coloradans have little say in how it’s sourced, managed, or priced. But we have the freedom to vote for candidates who will keep our costs low and support producing clean energy right here at home.
The importance of the elections cannot be overstated, which is why Western Colorado Alliance is teaming up with passionate members of our communities to encourage co-op member-owners like you to vote in this year’s election.
Will you commit to voting in DMEA’s election between May 3 and June 6 and help continue to create cheaper, locally-produced energy that benefits everyone?
Sign up to stay updated on how we can build a healthy, just and self-reliant Western Colorado.
If you’re reading this, you can continue to save on energy costs thanks to DMEA’s strong leadership!
As a member-owner of Delta Montrose Electric Association (DMEA), you have the power to vote for board members who prioritize cheaper, locally-sourced energy. Voting begins on May 3 and ends with the election on June 6.
In much of Colorado, big out-of-state companies call the shots on energy and Coloradans have little say in how it’s sourced, managed, or priced. But we have the freedom to vote for candidates who will keep our costs low and support producing clean energy right here at home.
The importance of the elections cannot be overstated, which is why Western Colorado Alliance is teaming up with passionate members of our communities to encourage co-op member-owners like you to vote in this year’s election.
Will you commit to voting in DMEA’s election between May 3 and June 6 and help continue to create cheaper, locally-produced energy that benefits everyone?
Sign up to stay updated on how we can build a healthy, just and self-reliant Western Colorado.
Meet the locals for better energy
We’re proud to endorse three candidates who want to lower your energy prices and keep power in our communities by putting homegrown energy first.
Steve Metheny
Steve’s formal education was in electrical engineering and business leadership, specific to power systems. He worked in many capacities at DMEA from 1981 until his retirement in 2018. Finding retirement not to his liking, Steve went back to work and is currently the Director of the Montrose campus of Colorado Mesa University and CMU Tech. Steve is passionate about Colorado’s West Slope and has been on the DMEA Board since November 2023.
Ryan Sedgeley
Ryan lives in Montrose with his wife and dog. He holds a law degree from the University of Wyoming College of Law and is a Master of Arts in Environment and Natural Resources. He is currently co-chair of the Design Committee for DART in Montrose and has worked closely with the board of directors of the Wyoming Outdoor Council. Ryan would like to see DMEA reach 100% renewable energy as quickly as possible.
Kevin Williams
As a resident of Montrose for 40 years, Kevin has led efforts to safeguard Western Slope water, ensure development pays its own way, and improve the public education system, just to name a few. As a DMEA board member, Kevin has supported making monthly board packets and financial reports available online for all members to see, participated in listening sessions across the DMEA service area, and backed a policy that DMEA shall be nonpartisan in all political matters.
Everything you need to know to vote
Election date: June 6, 2024
Your ballot should have been mailed to you on May 3. Didn’t get one? Check your email since you should also have a virtual ballot.
You have four options to submit your vote:
- Return your mail-in ballot by mail to DMEA HQ (11925 6300 Road, Montrose CO 81401).
- Vote online via the link sent to you via email or access online voting via your bill portal on DMEA’s website.
- Drop your ballot off at DMEA HQ’s voting drop box.
- Vote in-person at the Annual Meeting on June 6.
Got more questions about DMEA or how electric co-ops work? Visit DMEA’s website for answers.
Meet the locals for better energy
Steve Metheny
Steve’s formal education was in electrical engineering and business leadership, specific to power systems. He worked in many capacities at DMEA from 1981 until his retirement in 2018. Finding retirement not to his liking, Steve went back to work and is currently the Director of the Montrose campus of Colorado Mesa University and CMU Tech. Steve is passionate about Colorado’s West Slope and has been on the DMEA Board since November 2023.
Ryan Sedgeley
Ryan lives in Montrose with his wife and dog. He holds a law degree from the University of Wyoming College of Law and is a Master of Arts in Environment and Natural Resources. He is currently co-chair of the Design Committee for DART in Montrose and has worked closely with the board of directors of the Wyoming Outdoor Council. Ryan would like to see DMEA reach 100% renewable energy as quickly as possible.
Kevin Williams
As a resident of Montrose for 40 years, Kevin has led efforts to safeguard Western Slope water, ensure development pays its own way, and improve the public education system, just to name a few. As a DMEA board member, Kevin has supported making monthly board packets and financial reports available online for all members to see, participated in listening sessions across the DMEA service area, and backed a policy that DMEA shall be nonpartisan in all political matters.
Everything you need to know to vote
Election date: June 6, 2024
Your ballot should have been mailed to you on May 3. Didn’t get one? Check your email since you should also have a virtual ballot.
You have four options to submit your vote:
- Return your mail-in ballot by mail to DMEA HQ.
- Vote online via the link sent to you via email or access online voting via your bill portal on DMEA’s website.
- Drop your ballot off at DMEA HQ’s voting drop box.
- Vote in-person at the Annual Meeting on June 6.
Got more questions about DMEA or how electric co-ops work? Visit DMEA’s website for answers.