The Pull the Plug program will be ending December 31, 2024. Any MVEC members who have an old refrigerator, window air conditioner or freezer should contact CLEAResults appliance recycling center directly to schedule an appliance pick-up, (toll free number is 855-838-7817) before December 16, 2024. You can receive an incentive of $35 for refrigerators and $25 for window air conditioners and freezers. Only appliances that still operate will be accepted for the program. The minimum appliance size requirements are 10 cubic feet or larger. No commercial sizes will be accepted. When scheduling an appliance pick-up, you must identify yourself as an MVEC member and be prepared to provide your account number.
Maquoketa Valley Electric Cooperative
Utilities
Anamosa, Iowa 359 followers
Our Energy Working for You!
About us
Maquoketa Valley Electric Cooperative (MVEC) was organized December 27, 1935. MVEC is a private, nonprofit electric utility owned by the members it serves and was established to provide reliable, electric service at the lowest possible cost. MVEC serves over 13,000 members in the Eastern Iowa Counties of Delaware, Dubuque, Jackson and Jones and portions of five surrounding counties. The Cooperative is a nationwide leader in smart grid technology that has significantly improved service reliability, making MVEC one of the most reliable electric utilities in Iowa. This investment created a need for greater bandwidth to collect the wealth of data available and to expand the network to communicate with line equipment outside of the substations. In 2016, MVEC's board of directors approved the design and construction of a high speed fiber optic system to meet the Cooperative's bandwidth needs and to improve the quality of life of its members via a direct fiber connection to each member's home or business. The MVlink fiber optic initiative parallels the extension of electric services into rural Iowa over 80 years ago. Today, the need for rural Iowan's to be connected to the world is as great as the need for electricity was back in the 1930's. Construction continues with over 2,200 miles of fiber complete and 5,000 members taking service with up to 1 GB symmetrical service. This institution is an equal opportunity provider, employer and lender.
- Website
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http://www.mvec.coop
External link for Maquoketa Valley Electric Cooperative
- Industry
- Utilities
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Anamosa, Iowa
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1935
- Specialties
- Electric Service Reliability, Smart Grid Technology, High Speed Fiber Internet Service, Energy Efficiency Resources, and Commitment to Community
Locations
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Primary
109 N Huber St
Anamosa, Iowa 52205-1453, US
Employees at Maquoketa Valley Electric Cooperative
Updates
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Visit www.mvec.coop for ways to stay safe and save energy this holiday season.
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Computer Security Day, November 30th, reminds us to protect our computers. Every day, computers become faster and more advanced. We use computers to stay connected. We bank, work from home, do our taxes, attend meetings, and research complex issues, all on computers. So, it only makes sense to do everything possible to keep these powerful machines secure. Our very identity exists on computers. Identity theft, fraud, ransomware, and viruses constantly attack our computers. In an instant, they take us offline, derailing a lifetime of accomplishment. Protect your family and business by giving your computers a security check-up: ✔️Enable Windows and all software Updates. ✔️Install and keep running antivirus software. ✔️Turn on Windows Firewall. ✔️Always use strong passwords ✔️Don't share passwords and don't write them down. ✔️Remove unused programs. ✔️Secure your wireless network. ✔️Back up critical data. ✔️Use caution when browsing the Internet.
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From our table to yours, MVEC/MVlink wishes you and your family a Happy Thanksgiving. We’re grateful for our members and the opportunity to power your life. Our office will be closed today, Thursday (11/28), and Friday (11/29) so that our employees can celebrate with their families. We will resume normal business hours Monday (12/2). If you have an electric outage, please call 800-582-8998, or for a fiber internet issue, please call 877-811-1568
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Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals aren't just for buying Christmas gifts. It's also a prime time to treat yourself to big discounts on subscriptions to on-demand streaming services. We expect details on the deals to be announced starting the week of Thanksgiving, so check the websites of the streaming services you'd like to try. Access to great movies and series could be yours for a great price, and with MVlink, you will have no problem streaming any of those on-demand services. https://lnkd.in/g8Qsr-x2
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Visit www.mvec.coop for ways to stay safe and save energy this holiday season.
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Today is Shopping Reminder Day, an unofficial countdown to the holidays. Whether you're finishing up or just getting started, don't let holiday shopping stress you out. There are 31 days until Hanukkah, 31 days until Christmas, and 32 days until Kwanzaa. With MVlink's fast fiber internet, you can skip the long lines and shop online with ease.
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The Pull the Plug program will be ending December 31, 2024. Any MVEC members who have an old refrigerator, window air conditioner or freezer should contact CLEAResults appliance recycling center directly to schedule an appliance pick-up, (toll free number is 855-838-7817) before December 16, 2024. You can receive an incentive of $35 for refrigerators and $25 for window air conditioners and freezers. Only appliances that still operate will be accepted for the program. The minimum appliance size requirements are 10 cubic feet or larger. No commercial sizes will be accepted. When scheduling an appliance pick-up, you must identify yourself as an MVEC member and be prepared to provide your account number.
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Heading out of town during the holiday season? Set your home to vacation mode and save energy while you’re away! 🚘 🧳 🌱 #SaveEnergy Lower your thermostat a few degrees or create an “away” schedule with a smart or programmable thermostat. Lower your water heater temp. (Newer water heaters include a vacation mode setting.) Unplug devices that consume energy when they’re not in use, including phone chargers, toothbrush chargers, TVs and gaming consoles.
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You’ll find easy-to-follow troubleshooting videos for the Roku Streaming Stick, Amazon Fire TV Stick, Apple TV, and Google Chromecast Ultra on our StreamNow Streaming Device Tutorials page. These videos share the fixes for common issues and explain how to use the remote. Click to learn more: https://lnkd.in/dTdzNsS5