Appointed by Tri-County EMC's Board of Directors, this group of nine board members determine, by objectively reviewing applications and considering available funds, which community needs or projects are funded. Click here to add or remove your account from this program.Ī unique feature of Operation Roundup is the Tri-County EMC Foundation Board. Just let us know that you would like to participate by completing the form below or contacting a Tri-County EMC representative by telephone.

You may elect to add or remove an account from the program at any time. Operation Roundup is a strictly voluntary program. How Do I Sign Up to Contribute to Operation Roundup? How do I apply for an Operation Roundup Grant?

One hundred percent of funds collected are returned to the community through donations from the foundation. These organizations can also apply on behalf of individuals residing within the eight-county service area. Organizations can apply to the foundation's nine-member board of directors, who award funds quarterly based on the worthiness of each application and available funds. Since Operation Roundup contributions are tax deductible, on both the December and following January bills of each year, a total annual contribution amount will be provided for your tax records.Ĭharitable donations are made by the foundation to worthy projects and needs within the eight-county Tri-County EMC service area. On average, donations will be about $.50 per month or $6.00 per year. For example, a $75.45 electric bill would result in a total charge of $76.00 and a $.55 donation to the foundation fund.

Contributions are made to the foundation when participants elect to have their monthly electric bill rounded up to the next dollar. Operation Roundup is a community development program funded by the voluntary contributions of Tri-County EMC's customers to the Tri-County EMC Foundation. By working together, you've shown that small change can truly change lives. A service area map and schedule can be found at 2001, Tri-County EMC's Operation Roundup program has collected more than $1.5 million in voluntary contributions to our members. Please keep in mind that some portions of the roads fall within later zones and will not yet be able to receive service. This reroute will bring the powerline to the main road, allowing both power and fiber lines to be a safe distance away from trees and foliage, which will reduce outages of both services.īelow is a list of roads within Zone 10 that are now eligible for service. Tri-CoGo’s fiber lines are strung to Tri-County EMC’s power poles. The opening of Zone 9 has been delayed due to necessary powerline rerouting in the Cumslo Road area. Zone 10 is the ninth zone to open since September 2021. Individuals who did not pre-register can sign up here, on our website by clicking the “Sign Up” button on the home page. Individuals that are pre-registered in Zone 10 should receive an email with a link to convert their pre-registration into an active account. On July 8, members in Zone 10 became eligible to receive 100% fiber internet service from Tri-CoGo.

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