Meet CHRIS MANN

Hendricks Power Board Secretary and Area 6 Director

Where do you live?
I live in Area 6, in the westernmost area of Hendricks Power, which covers the eastern half of Putnam County.

What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
I enjoy spending my free time visiting with my family. I also enjoy being involved with my church, community, and professional organizations.

Meet Kevin Miller

Our Newest At-Large Board Member

Where do you live?
I live in the Northeast area of Putnam County near New Maysville with my wife and two daughters.

As a cooperative, Hendricks Power is guided by its Board of Directors, which is made up of member-owners like you! Board members are elected by other members in a democratic vote. This year areas 6 and 7 are up for election, along with an at-large position. 

Hendricks Power Cooperative’s board of directors recently approved a revised district map (see above). This redistricting, or rebalancing, of directors’ seats was needed to ensure members maintain fair and equal representation.

July 1-20, 2023, Hendricks Power Cooperative hosted its 87^th Annual Meeting & Member Appreciation Event on Thursday, July 20, at the Hendricks County 4-H Fairgrounds. The event included a board of directors’ election, an electric vehicle demonstration, a live line safety demonstration, family fun activities, co-op updates, giveaways, and a chance for members to win prizes.

If you'd like to have a vote in cooperative decisions, now is your time. Areas 4, 5, and 6 are up for election in 2023.

As a cooperative, Hendricks Power is guided by its Board of Directors, which is made up of member-owners like you! Board members are elected by other members in a democratic vote. This year, geographic areas 1, 2, and 3 are up for election.
Due to recent growth, our geographic areas have been updated to better represent and serve our members. The current areas up for election include Guilford, Center, and Lincoln townships in Hendricks County. If you are a Hendricks Power member and reside in these areas, you're eligible to run!

July 1-22, 2020, Hendricks Power Cooperative celebrated its 85th Annual Meeting by hosting its first-ever online hybrid board of directors’ election. Cooperative members were invited to cast their vote online via their SmartHub account, drive-thru at the Hendricks Power office or South Putnam High School, or during the Hendricks County 4-H Fair on July 22nd.  Members who registered to vote received a ten-dollar bill credit and a chance to win one of five 500-dollar bill credits.  Members who registered at the fair also received ten dollars in fair bucks to use at any food vendor. 

 As a cooperative, Hendricks Power is guided by its Board of Directors, which is made up of member-owners like you!  Board members are elected by other
members in a democratic vote. This year, geographic areas 7, 8, 9, and 10 are up for election.