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Magic Valley Electric Cooperative presents capital credit check to Edinburg

Edinburg City Council · December 23, 2025
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Summary

Magic Valley Electric Cooperative representative Elizabeth Boyd presented a capital‑credit check to the city and described the cooperative's member‑owned model, scholarships and local history, saying the city's allocation was "somewhere around $10,000" this year.

At the Dec. 16 meeting, Elizabeth Boyd of Magic Valley Electric Cooperative presented the city with a capital credit check and spoke about the cooperative’s member‑owned model and long history in the region.

Boyd said the cooperative has returned margins to members since the 1940s and that individual residential checks can be modest while the city’s member allocation this year was "somewhere around $10,000 in total." She also noted the cooperative’s scholarship programs and community partnerships and thanked the city for ongoing collaboration.

Council members thanked Boyd and posed no questions; members gathered for a photo after the check was presented.