Annual Meeting

Learn more about MVEC, including financial standing, the year in review, and plans for the future, by attending the annual meeting.

MVEC’s 89th Annual Meeting will be held
Tuesday, April 7, 2026, at Jordan High School.

The filing period for the 2026 Board of Directors election is open Nov. 1, 2025, until Jan. 27, 2026.

There are four open seats in the 2026 Board of Directors election.

In District 1, one open position for the seat currently held by Tom Wolf.
In District 2, one open position for the seat currently held by Michelle Morrison.
In District 3, two positions are open for the seats currently held by Liz Krocak and Jim Reeder.

Learn about director eligibility requirements, rules governing the election, and more in the Candidate Guide.

Board of Director application

Articles of Incorporation

Cooperative Bylaws

What happened at the 2025 meeting:

2025 Election Results

Minutes of the 88^th Annual Meeting

Minutes of the 88^th Annual Meeting § Minnesota Valley Electric Cooperative

Tuesday, April 8, 2025 § 7:00 PM § Jordan High School § Jordan, MN

Board President Deborah Erickson welcomed everyone to the 88th Annual Meeting of Minnesota Valley Electric Cooperative (MVEC). After leading the Pledge of Allegiance, she recognized the area’s first responders as well as efforts of MVEC’s Operation Round Up Trust Board Members. President Erickson then introduced the MVEC Board of Directors: Jim Connelly, Kevin Gibbs, Gary Haberman, Liz Krocak, Brent Lawrence, Mike Lins, Michelle Morrison, and Tom Wolf. Also introduced were Director candidates for District II: Greg Boe from Chanhassen, Robert Lindberg from Victoria, and Joseph Yetzer from Green Isle.

President Erickson called the meeting to order and announced a quorum was present; proof of publication was confirmed, and the 2024 Minutes were approved by the membership as printed.

Chief Executive Officer Marvin Denzer introduced three videos highlighting MVEC’s 2024 activities: 1. MVEC connecting with the membership through local community initiatives such as Operation RoundUp, Twins Clinic and mutual aid; 2. Building and maintaining the system for reliability and safety; and 3. Our commitment in developing staff leadership skills to serve our members above and beyond.

Denzer also spoke on the environment and responsible use of energy resources while underscoring the importance of sustainable energy practices and taking a balanced approach to ensure affordable, reliable power for our communities.

Vice President of Finance Randy Erdman reviewed 2024 audited financials. Highlights included a review of the balance sheet and income statement. He also explained key line items to provide a comprehensive understanding of the cooperative’s financial health and performance. Vice President Erdman asked if there were any questions regarding the financial report. Hearing none, President Erickson asked for and received a motion and second to accept the report as presented; motion carried.

MVEC awarded $1,500 scholarships to 20 high school seniors – five pre-drawn from each of the three districts and five “at large” scholarships to high school students in attendance. The Youth Tour representative was also announced.

President Erickson and CEO Denzer then took questions from the membership, mostly regarding net metering policy in Minnesota.

President Erickson asked for Unfinished Business; there was none.

President Erickson asked for New Business; there was none.

Attorney Marc Sugden read the results of the director election, noting 1,235 ballots were received. Attorney Sugden also conducted a voice vote to elect Deborah Erickson of District I by acclamation.

District I – 3-year term
- Deborah Erickson – Unopposed
District III – 3-year term
- Vacant
District II – 3-year term
- Greg Boe – 528 votes
- Robert Lindberg – 313 votes
- Joseph Yetzer – 389 votes