We Want To Hear From You – Pioneer Electric’s Member Satisfaction Survey

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Pioneer Electric is currently conducting a member satisfaction survey. This survey will be conducted over-the-phone and online via this link. This survey will help us ensure that we are meeting the expectations of our members.

Representatives from the National Rural Electric Cooperatives Association (NRECA) Marketing Research Service will be contacting members on behalf of the cooperative to ask a series of questions. Questions on the survey may include customer service, outages and restoration, renewable energy and other issues related to the cooperative. These calls will not collect any personal information that includes your energy service account number or payments. Surveys are expected to last less than 10 minutes.

We encourage members to provide their feedback. By answering this survey, you provide us with valuable insight that helps us serve you better. Members with questions or concerns may call our office during regular business hours (M-F, 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.) at 620-356-1211.

PIONEER ELECTRIC H.U.G.S. GRANT FUNDS BATTING CAGES

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The Pioneer Electric Helping Us Give to Society (H.U.G.S.) team presented the Stanton County Recreation with a $3,000 grant for new batting cages on Wednesday, May 28, 2025.

The department says it has seen growing interest in its baseball program, prompting the need for batting cages.

“Adding batting cages for our program will be a huge benefit to our community,” said Toni Floyd, president of the Staton County Recreation. “Our youth and adult programs will both be able to utilize the cages.”

The grant funds will be used to purchase three new batting cages at Battin Park in Johnson. Turf will also be purchased to protect the surface and give pitchers a sturdy area to practice.

“We’re excited to see how the addition of these batting cages will help Stanton County’s program grow,” said Ruby Terrazas, H.U.G.S. team member.

H.U.G.S. grants are reserved for programs and projects that benefit residents and communities within Pioneer Electric’s service territory. Additional information about H.U.G.S. can be found here.

NOAH’S ARK PRESCHOOL RECEIVES $3,000 PIONEER ELECTRIC H.U.G.S. GRANT

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The Pioneer Electric Helping Us Give to Society (H.U.G.S.) team presented Noah’s Ark Preschool of Johnson, KS with a $3,000 grant for its facility on Wednesday, May 28, 2025. The grant will be used for the school’s bathroom remodel project.

“Our two west bathrooms are in need of a remodel,” said Pastor Erik Miravete,  of Fields Memorial Wesleyan Church. “The bathrooms are used by our preschool. Remodeling them will provide a better facility for the students, teachers and their families.”

The project plans include new toilets, sinks, light fixtures, flooring and paint.

“It’s an honor to provide Noah’s Ark Preschool with a H.U.G.S. grant,” said Ruby Terrazas, H.U.G.S. team member. “H.U.G.S. is about helping our communities grow and thrive.”