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If you have questions regarding the activities of your utility, feel free to contact any member of the Board.


The Lincoln County Power is a locally controlled, community based, not-for-profit utility.  The Board of Trustees are your elected representatives to the organization.  They play an important function.  These functions can be summarized into four main areas.  First, in conjunction with the general manager, the Board establishes the strategic direction and sets the goals for the organization.  Second, the Board works with the general manager to set the goals for the organization.  Third, the Board acts in a fiduciary role in regard to the funds received and expended by Lincoln County Power.  Fourth, and most important, because the day-to-day operating responsibility is delegated to the general manger,  the Board oversees the activities of the general manager and conducts an annual performance reviews.


Ed Wright

Edward E. Wright (President).  Ed was born in Portsmouth, Ohio.  Attended White Pine High School in Ely, Nevada.  Moved to Caselton in Lincoln County in 1979.  Has been a business owner of Tillie’s Mini Mart in Pioche since 1987.  Served as a Lincoln County Commissioner, Pioche Chamber of Commerce Member, LC Planning Commission, and the Lincoln County School Board.  He served as a member of the LCPD Board of Directors from 2003 to 2010, and is currently serving again as President.

 

Lee Mathews

Lee Mathews (Vice President).  Lee Mathews was born in Cedar City, Utah.  He lived in Panaca, Nevada until he was 5 years old.  The family moved around a bit until they moved to Dry Valley when he was 12 years old.  He attended Lincoln County High School in Panaca, Nevada.  Currently serves, as a member of the Soil Conservation District, the Farm Services Administration, is the Vice President of the Lincoln County Farm Bureau, and Vice President of the Lincoln County Power District.  Became a partner in January of 2000 with his father, John Mathews, operating Flatnose Ranch in Dry Valley.

Bob Rollins

Bob Rollins. Bob was born in Heber City, UT, attended school at the Bristol Silver Mine and graduated from Wasatch HS in 1969.  While serving 21 years in the US Navy on the USS Cochrane and USS Midway he earned his Journeyman Power Plant Operators License.  Honorably retiring in 1991, he worked for SoCal Edison in California, moved to St. George in 1992, and returned to Lincoln County in 1996.  He volunteered for the Panaca Fire, Search and Rescue, and Meadow Valley Ambulance as an EMT-B and 1.  Presently he resides in Caselton, is a member of Pioche Volunteer Fire and works as a 911 Dispatcher.  Bob’s grandfather, J.H. Buehler, was LCPD’s first Board of Director’s Chairman.

Ken Dixon

Ken Dixon:  Ken was born in Florence, Arizona, graduated from high school in Bonners Ferry, ID. Finally settling down in Las Vegas, worked as a deputy at the Clark County Sheriff’s Department and then became a general contractor. Got tired of the big city life and moved to Indian Ridge in 1998. Worked as the Lincoln County Building & Planning Director for several years, revised the LC Habitat Conservation Plan in 2012 and 2016, served as an EMT, and currently is serving on the LC Sheriff’s Search and Rescue, a member of the LC Planning Commission, City of Caliente Building Inspector and Floodplain Manager, and member of the LC LEPC Committee. He is a Board member of the Tri-County Weed District and is project manager for the City of Caliente Mountain Bike and Skills Park Project currently in progress. Ken is proud to be a member of the Lincoln County Power District and is looking forward to providing his insight into this Board.

Richard Katschke

Richard Katschke.  Richard and Karen Katschke moved their family to Panaca in 1978 when Richard accepted a teaching position with Lincoln County School District. He taught and coached at LCHS and MVMS. Richard retired in 2014.

 

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Legal

Non-Discrimination Statement

Lincoln County Power is an equal opportunity electric service provider and employer.

In accordance with Federal civil rights law, Lincoln County Power and its officers and employees do not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity (including gender expression), sexual orientation, disability, age, or marital status in any program or activity conducted.

Privacy has always been an important part of how we do business. We would like to make our policy concerning information collection and use absolutely clear. This notice explains our online information practices and the choices you can make about the way information is collected and used.

The Information We Collect

At Lincoln County Power, we do not collect personally identifiable information about you through our website unless you voluntarily provide it. At any time, you may opt out of providing such personally identifiable information by simply not providing it or by discontinuing your use of the Lincoln County Power website. Examples of personally identifiable information which you may provide to us while using our site include:

  • Email addresses
  • Address
  • Name
  • Phone number
  • Account number (if you are a current member)
  • Social Security number
  • Information about your computer and browser

If you want to customize some areas within our site or you ask detailed questions or request information that meets your specific needs, you will need to supply some personally identifiable information. This may include identifying topics of interest, supplying your title and function for business users, providing a home/office address or filling out account information for billing questions. To improve our website, we collect information on the number of visits to our website, the time visitors spend on the web site, the number of pages viewed and the domains from which visitors visit our web site. This information is only analyzed by us in the aggregate; it is not associated with any specific individuals. Parts of our website use cookies. A cookie is a piece of data stored on your hard drive or your computer’s memory containing information about your visit and preferences. You may receive a cookie that compiles site usage information (number of visitors, most popular pages, etc.) and enhances your experience on our web site. Many popular browsers allow you to refuse to accept cookies.

How We Use the Information We Collect

We use the information you voluntarily provide to:

  • Fulfill your request
  • Help you quickly find and/or receive information about Lincoln County Power
  • Alert you to updated information and services
  • Provide more complete service
  • Improve the content of our website for your reference
  • Answer your questions

In some cases, we may contact you to let you know about new products or services. If you do not wish to be contacted by us for this purpose, you may provide this request by sending us an e-mail at Contact Us.

Information Sharing

Lincoln County Power does not sell the personally identifiable information you provide for financial gain nor does Lincoln County Power share such information with third parties for the purpose of sending you advertisements for products or services. Lincoln County Power may, however, share personally identifiable information that you provide to us for legitimate business purposes, including without limitation the following:

  1. Transferring such information as part of a merger, consolidation, acquisition, divesture or other restructuring;
  2. Making such information available to third parties who are providing the product, service or information that you have requested, but your password will not be provided to third parties;
  3. Making such information available to third parties who are providing services to Lincoln County Power or its subsidiaries or affiliates (e.g., providing such information to third parties performing computer-related services for Lincoln County Power or its affiliates). Your password will not be provided to third parties;
  4. We form a good-faith belief that disclosure of such information is necessary to investigate, prevent, or take action regarding any illegal activities or regarding interference with our general operations or the operation of our site or violation of its terms of use; or
  5. Disclosing such information is allowed by law or our legal counsel forms a good- faith belief that such disclosure is required by federal or state law, subpoena or court order.

By providing personally identifiable information, you expressly consent to these privacy practices. Also, Lincoln County Power reserves the right to share any aggregated information (i.e., non-personally identifiable information) with any third parties for any reason, unless prohibited by law.

Security

Lincoln County Power uses available industry-standard practices to protect your personally identifiable information from loss, misuse, alteration and destruction. Such measures include firewalls and Secure Sockets Layers (SSL) to encrypt and protect certain sensitive transmissions of information. However, no security system is fail-safe, and Lincoln County Power cannot guarantee the information you provide will never be obtained by unauthorized persons. The yellow lock at the bottom right-hand corner of a web page indicates that a user is on a secured site. In some areas of our web site, we require a user ID and password for you to access certain information. Lincoln County Power will not disclose such password to third parties; however, you are responsible for maintaining the privacy and security of your password.

Obtaining and Correcting Personally Identifiable Information

If you wish to obtain a copy of the personally identifiable information that we have obtained from you through your use of this site, or you believe that we have personally identifiable information that we have obtained from you through your use of our site, please contact us using the information below:

How to Reach Us

We can be reached in the following ways:

  • Postal Address: Lincoln County Power, P.O. Box 910, Panaca, Nevada 89042
  • Physical Address: Lincoln County Power, 201 Bullionville Road, Panaca, Nevada  89042
  • Email: lcpd1@lcpd1.com
  • Telephone: (775) 728-8200

Changes to Our Privacy Policy

Lincoln County Power reserves the right to change this privacy policy at any time. If we decide to change our policy regarding privacy, we will post the revised Privacy Policy on our website. You may want to visit this website periodically to review the current Privacy Policy. Use of our website after the posting of a revised privacy policy constitutes your agreement with the revised policy. This Privacy Policy is not intended to and does not create any contractual or legal rights in or on behalf of any party.

Contact Info

Lincoln County Power
P.O. Box 910
Panaca, Nevada  89042

Office: 775-728-8200
Toll Free: 888-649-3814

About Us

Established in 1935, Lincoln County Power provides retail and wholesale electric service throughout Lincoln County, Nevada and to Coyote Springs in Clark County, Nevada.

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    • Contact Us
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    • Youth Programs
    • Ruralite Magazine
    • Careers
    • About Touchstone Energy