Wildfire Mitigation Program Manager Curtis Hartentine focuses on Tri-State's wildfire risk, and what can be done to address it.

In 2019, Light Up Navajo, an initiative of the NTUA and the APPA, started bringing life-changing power to U.S. citizens who have lived decades in darkness.

Support Services Vice President Terri Marranzino-Ray tells her staff to look to Former Blue Angels pilot and motivational speaker John Foley.

Throughout October, Tri-State executive staff traveled around the members’ service territories for six regional member meetings that focused on key issues, including Tri-State’s enhanced reliability and resource adequacy, competitive wholesale rate and innovative energy services for members.

EEA is a member-owned rural electric cooperative and its day-to-day work serving its member-owners is guided by the seven cooperative principles.

As Tri-State adds its first owned solar resources, it is creating new opportunities for its employees. Zac Johnson recently took on new responsibility as solar supervisor at the Axial Basin Solar project.

Tri-State recently celebrated National Intern Day on July 25. Tri-State wants to acknowledge the contributions of our interns, who play a crucial role in our company's growth and success. The Tri-State Internship Program welcomed eight interns this summer.

The Spanish Peaks in Huerfano County, Colo., one of the more prominent geological formations in southern Colorado that have stood the test of time for more than 40 million years, are about to get a new neighbor by the end of the year.

All of us at one time or another have experienced the inability to find an item we needed to purchase, or have had to settle for a different or novel solution to our requirements. Now imagine that solution at prices three or four times the cost of what one used to pay prior to 2020. That has been the ongoing nature of the post-pandemic, worldwide supply chain crisis.