Our vegetation management program operates on a four-year cycle. When we carry out vegetation management, we need to achieve enough clearance to maintain a safe growth distance for four years.
How frequently does Blue Mountain conduct vegetation management?
Recent Announcements
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05Nov
Help Lead the Future of Your Local Power Co-op
Our co-op thrives when members like you get involved. Now’s your chance to help lead the way! Blue Mountain Power […]
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25Sep
2025 Member Satisfaction Survey
Blue Mountain Power Co-op wants to hear from YOU! Take our 2025 Member Satisfaction Survey and receive a $20 credit […]
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08Sep
2025 Scholarship Recipients
Blue Mountain Power Co-op is pleased to announce the recipients of our 2025 scholarships: Abigail Morrish will be attending the […]
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19Aug
Special General Meeting
We will be holding a Special General Meeting at the BMPC office, located at 4920 43 Street Rocky Mountain House, […]
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11Jun
2025 Scholarships
Congratulations to the graduating class of 2025! The Blue Mountain Power Co-op Scholarship program is once again open to local […]
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12Mar
2025 Annual General Meeting
Save the date! Blue Mountain Power Co-op’s Annual General Meeting will be on April 15, 2025, at the Peter Lougheed […]
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29Jan
Rate of Last Resort
Effective January 1, 2025, the Government of Alberta is transitioning electric utility customers on the default Regulated Rate Option (RRO) […]
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13Nov
Regulated Rate Option / Rate of Last Resort
Recently, the Government of Alberta amended the Regulation under the Electric Utilities Act, which establishes the default price of electricity. […]
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17Jul
Member Appreciation BBQ’s
We are hosting 3 Member Appreciation BBQ’s at 3 locations! The invitation is open to all BMPC Members and anyone […]
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11Mar
2024 Member Satisfaction Survey
We want to hear from you! Take our 5-minute Member Satisfaction Survey and receive a $20 credit on your utility […]