Annual Meeting

Board of Directors for 2017 Group Photo

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Board of Director Seats

Annual Meeting Trucks with Flag

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Co-op Annual Meeting

Luck of the Draw Scholarship Winners

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Scholarships given away to members

Thank you to all who attended Choptank Electric Cooperative's 87th Annual Meeting!

 

Annual Meeting 2025

The Fountains Conference Center is located off of the Route 13 Bypass close to the Shorebirds Stadium. Address is 1800 Sweetbay Drive, Salisbury, MD 21804

 

Election of Board of Directors 2025

In conjunction with the 2025 Annual Meeting of Choptank Electric Cooperative, Inc. there will be held an election of directors for the districts of Caroline County, Wicomico County and Worcester County.

 

Director Information

Click the link below to learn more about the position of Director at Choptank Electric Cooperative.

Luck of the Draw Application

Ten $1,000 "Luck of the Draw" Scholarships and one $2,000 Scholarship was awarded at our 2024 Annual Meeting! Visit the Scholarships page to learn more and how to apply for 2025.

The Fountains

Recap of last year's Annual Meeting: Choptank Electric Celebrates 86th Annual Member Meeting

The 86th annual meeting of cooperative members was held on Thursday, April 25th 2024.

Salisbury, MD - Choptank Electric Cooperative held its 86th Annual Meeting on April 25 at The Fountains Wedding and Conference Center with over 350 guests in attendance. Members re-elected three Board members, the Cooperative awarded $12,000 in scholarships to students in attendance, and shared significant highlights from 2023 about Choptank Electric and its subsidiary, Choptank Fiber. 

Mike Malandro, President and CEO of Choptank Electric, addressed the members in attendance and thanked them for being engaged owners of their Cooperative. He highlighted the work done in 2023 to balance the supply chain, keep expenses for members as low as possible, and prepare for the future with youth education and training. 

“Our Cooperative works daily to maintain over 6,300 miles of line while continuing to receive a 99.98% system reliability rating from the ASAI,” shared Malandro. “One of the main impacts to reliability is vegetation management. I’m proud to share that in 2023, we trimmed over 1,000 miles of power lines, mowed over 200 acres of land, and removed over 2,700 impeding trees.” 

Doug Scott, Chairman of the Board, celebrated the Cooperative’s dedication to rural members by providing broadband services through Choptank Fiber. “We are proud to have passed over 11,000 homes by building infrastructure and connecting customers faster than any other internet provider on the Shore,” added Scott. 

Mr. Malandro recapped the success of the inaugural class of graduates from the Powerline Worker Pre-Apprenticeship program. This partnership between Choptank Electric Cooperative, Wor-Wic Community College and the Virginia, Maryland, Delaware Association of Electric Cooperatives is the first of its kind on the Delmarva Peninsula, providing a boost to workforce development and supporting our mission to serve our communities. 

The following uncontested Board members were re-elected to another three-year term: Bob Arnold of Queen Anne’s County, Kristen Nickerson of Kent County and Doug Scott of Dorchester County. 

A full recap of the Cooperative in 2024 can be found online at www.choptankelectric.coop/financial-information

A copy of the 2025 annual meeting minutes can be found here.