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At its September meeting, The Grand Valley Power Board of Directors approved a rate restructure that will take effect November 1, 2025.

This year' s theme demonstrated our deep respect for the people who promised to bring electricity to their rural neighbors, and our commitment to cont...

Hard at work for our members, the Grand Valley Power Board of Directors plays a vital role in shaping the cooperative’s future.

Grand Valley Power, an electric cooperative serving over 16,500 members in Mesa County and surrounding areas, announced today that the members have el...

You can help, too! We’re dedicated to doing the right thing, and delivering value to all we serve, even in tough economic conditions. 

Grand Valley Power communicators have received recognition from national and state peers for their work to keep cooperative members informed.

Outages could last longer as we take extra precautions in hot and dry conditions.

Earlier this year, GVP agreed to purchase 1.4 megawatts of electricity from the nonprofit Redlands Water and Power Company over the next three years.