Increasing Co-Op Support for Continued Community Growth
Over the past 3 months, I’ve shared updates on the growth happening across our service territory. We’ve discussed thousands of new homes being built, increased business demand, and the potential impact of large technology facilities such as data centers. While each type of growth presents unique opportunities and challenges, they all point to the same reality: our communities are growing, and Clark County REMC must continue growing with them.
To help maintain the reliable service our members expect, we have recently added or redesigned several positions.
- We’ve added a new staking engineer position, filled by Caleb Ball, to support the increasing number of service requests, system improvements, and construction projects across our territory.
- We welcomed Mason Swarens as an engineering intern and Carson Chandler as a warehouse intern. These internships provide valuable hands-on experience while also helping support our day-to-day operations.
- We’ve redesigned our system operator position to help strengthen our ability to monitor and manage our electric system as it continues to grow in size and complexity. That position should be filled soon.
These additions are part of our ongoing commitment to planning ahead, investing wisely, and ensuring we have the people, skills, and resources necessary to serve our members well. Growth brings new responsibilities, and we are working hard to stay ahead of those demands while continuing to provide the safe, reliable service our communities deserve.