Scholarship Offered by Trust Board
Scholarship available for fall 2024 school year By McKayla Kiernan, Communications Specialist The Choptank Electric Trust Board is pleased to announce that our annual scholarship program will begin accepting applications on January 2, 2024. If you are a high school or...
Dedicated to Serving Members and the Cooperative
Kelly’s last day with Choptank Electric was November 15, 2023.
Employee Spotlight: Bobby Schaller Jr.
Bobby is the MultiMedia Manager at Choptank Electric Cooperative and has an extensive career in graphic arts and photography.
Capital Credits Applied to January Bills
We are pleased to announce a capital credit distribution this month to all active members who have accrued those credits in 1994 and 2022. Choptank Electric operates with a cooperative structure and returns those profits to you, our members, in the form of capital...
Perdue Henson Junior Achievement Center Highlights Careers in Energy
By Matthew Teffeau, Manager of Government Affairs Electric Cooperative and Delmarva Power recently partnered to develop an educational and interactive energy industry storefront. This partnership demonstrates Eastern Shore utilities coming together and investing in...
Out in the Field
On Halloween, Ocean Pines members were tricked, not treated.
Choptank Lights Up Guatemala
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Capital Credit Distribution
Any margins above the cost of service are allocated back to our members The Choptank Electric Cooperative Board of Directors voted to return $2.5 million to its members during the month of January 2024. Any active member who has accrued capital credits in 1994 and...
Getting Lost in the Season
Exploring “a-maze-ing” fall fun September 2025 by Kari Smith, Contributing Writer There’s something about the colorful changing of the leaves and the crisp autumn air that draws people outdoors to celebrate harvest season. Pool days and beach trips are traded for...
Fire Up the Grill
Discover two incredible lamb recipes!
Pajamas, lost cars and errant biscuit dough
The thermometer surpassed 90 degrees and moved way too close to 100 on many July and August days this year.
A Guitar With Heartstrings
When 4-year-old Luke DeHart went to a Brad Paisley concert with his parents and younger sister, he had no idea he would be going home with a one-of-a-kind souvenir.
Old Sal and the Information Superhighway
I had the first of the “portable” computers, a huge old Kaypro model that must have weighed 50 pounds and was made of bulletproof steel.