Wheatland Electric

Wheatland Electric Today, we provide power to more than 21,000 customers in 14 southwest and south central Kansas counties and three counties in Colorado.

DELIVERING ENERGY FOR LIFE: As a member-owned electric distribution co-op headquartered in Scott City, KS, we maintain more than 4,500 miles of lines, providing power to over 20,000 homes and businesses across 14 KS and 3 CO counites (serving 32K meters). Delivering Energy for Life – Wheatland Electric Cooperative, Inc., was established in 1948 as a distribution and power cooperative in Kansas to

provide a vitally needed service for the member consumers which they, as members, could not provide on an individual basis. We maintain over 4,000 miles of distribution power lines across this expansive territory. Together, with the help of our members, we're committed to building a better and stronger rural America.

🌟 We awarded this grant earlier this spring but never got the chance to share the exciting news!We're proud to support S...
06/11/2026

🌟 We awarded this grant earlier this spring but never got the chance to share the exciting news!

We're proud to support St. John's Episcopal Church - Great Bend, Kansas with a $1,000 Sharing Success Grant. ❤️

Their Feed the Children program helps ensure local kids have access to meals during the summer and other academic breaks, making a meaningful difference for families in the community. 🍎🥪

Learn more at the link in the comments! 👇

St. John’s Episcopal receives $1K Sharing Success Grant from Wheatland Electric

Posted Mar 18, 2026 7:15 AM

St. John’s Episcopal Church, represented by Karen Kline-Martin and Rev. Teresa Lahar (left) and Tiffany Moyer (far right), was awarded a Sharing Success grant presented by Mary Hoisington, Wheatland Electric Cooperative member services and key accounts manager (second from right). The grant will help support the church’s Feed the Children Program, which provides food assistance to at-risk children during school breaks throughout the year.
St. John’s Episcopal Church, represented by Karen Kline-Martin and Rev. Teresa Lahar (left) and Tiffany Moyer (far right), was awarded a Sharing Success grant presented by Mary Hoisington, Wheatland Electric Cooperative member services and key accounts manager (second from right). The grant will help support the church’s Feed the Children Program, which provides food assistance to at-risk children during school breaks throughout the year.
From Wheatland Electric

Wheatland Electric Cooperative, Inc. (WEC) announced today that St. John’s Episcopal Church has been awarded a $1,000 grant from the WEC Sharing Success Fund to help support its Feed the Children Program, which provides food assistance to at-risk children during school breaks throughout the year.

St. John’s Episcopal Church established the Feed the Children Program to help families struggling to meet their children’s breakfast and lunch needs when school is not in session. While school-based meal programs provide vital support during the academic year, gaps often remain during spring, summer, and winter breaks. The church stepped in to help cover those gaps.

Through partnerships with KCSL–Healthy Families, St. John’s Episcopal Church identifies families in need and provides food boxes during seven weeks each year, including summer break, winter break, and spring break. In recent distributions, the program has supported up to 13 families and nearly 30 children during a single school break, with participation continuing to grow. For the five weeks of food distributions in 2025, the program spent more than $3,300. The Sharing Success grant will help offset food costs and allow the church to continue serving families during critical times when other resources may be limited.

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By supporting the Feed the Children Program, the grant helps reduce stress for families, strengthens community partnerships, and ensures children have access to nutritious food when school is not in session. The program reflects St. John’s Episcopal Church’s ongoing commitment to caring for neighbors and supporting the well-being of children and families in the Great Bend area.

The Scott Community Foundation began formally accepting applications for grants from the WEC Sharing Success Fund from community-based organizations on December 1, 2012. Since then, the application process has been moved internally and is currently handled directly by

WEC. This year, WEC and CoBank have each contributed $15,000 to the fund. The program will continue to run until the funds are exhausted. Since 2012, WEC’s Sharing Success Fund has made $225,000 available to community-based organizations and projects across their service territory.

Community based organizations interested in receiving funding from the WEC Sharing Success Fund can apply online at https://www.weci.net/sharing-success-program. Questions should be referred to Alli Conine, director of member services & corporate communications, at 620-874-4563 or [email protected].

🎉 We're proud to award a $1,000 Sharing Success grant to Barton County Core Community!This funding will help provide edu...
06/11/2026

🎉 We're proud to award a $1,000 Sharing Success grant to Barton County Core Community!

This funding will help provide educational resources and support for individuals and families working toward long-term financial stability and self-sufficiency. 💙🌟

🔗 Read more in the full story below.

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Update at 12:50 AM CT: Power has been restored. If you are still experiencing an outage, please call 1-800-ON-AGAIN (662...
06/11/2026

Update at 12:50 AM CT: Power has been restored. If you are still experiencing an outage, please call 1-800-ON-AGAIN (662-4246).

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Wheatland is currently experiencing an outage in Finney County. Crews have been dispatched to determine the cause and will work as quickly and safely as possible to restore service. We will update this post with more information as it becomes available.

06/09/2026

This week, we are proud to recognize the dedicated team members who help keep our system running safely and reliably. Our right-of-way professionals work year-round to maintain clear access to power lines, manage vegetation and ensure safe distances between trees and electrical equipment. Their work plays a critical role in preventing outages and protecting our community. Join us in thanking these behind-the-scenes heroes during Right-of-Way Professionals Week!

290 years of service. One incredible team. 🎉🙌We recently recognized several dedicated employees for reaching major servi...
06/09/2026

290 years of service. One incredible team. 🎉🙌

We recently recognized several dedicated employees for reaching major service milestones, totaling an amazing 290 years of combined service to Wheatland Electric!

Pictured with CEO/General Manager Bruce W. Mueller, these team members exemplify the commitment, hard work, and cooperative spirit that power the communities we serve. 💡

A special shoutout to Kelley Burch, area wide supervisor in Leoti, on an incredible 35 years of service and Dax Walk, district manager in Great Bend, for 30 years of service! 👏⚡

Thank you to all of our honorees for your dedication and the difference you make every day.

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06/08/2026

We’re proud to share that our former Youth Tour delegate, Brinlie Stevens from Scott Community High School, is returning to Electric Cooperative Youth Tour this summer as a staff alum! Go, Brinlie! ⚡️

Is your house ready to handle the hot, humid days of summer? Don’t sweat it. With these simple steps, you’ll stay cool a...
06/05/2026

Is your house ready to handle the hot, humid days of summer? Don’t sweat it. With these simple steps, you’ll stay cool and save all season long.

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🎆🍻 If you live in Great Bend and weren't at the Great Bend Chamber of Commerce After Hours last night, where were you?! ...
06/04/2026

🎆🍻 If you live in Great Bend and weren't at the Great Bend Chamber of Commerce After Hours last night, where were you?! 😎

More than 300 people joined us for an unforgettable evening of patriotic fun, specialty drinks, great food, exciting prizes, and even better company at Dry Lake Brewing! 🇺🇸✨

Thank you to everyone who came out and helped us celebrate, connect, and "Party Like It's 1776!" ❤️🤍💙

Great Bend showed up in a BIG way, proving once again that we have one of the most connected and supportive communities around. 🤝

📸 Take a look at some highlights from our birthday bash for America's upcoming 250th... at what just might have been the event of the summer! 😉

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Summer is here, which means our home cooling systems are working harder and we’ll likely see higher energy bills. The go...
06/02/2026

Summer is here, which means our home cooling systems are working harder and we’ll likely see higher energy bills. The good news? Small steps to save energy can make a significant difference. Swipe for practical ways to save this summer. 😎☀️

06/02/2026

Update at 6:25 AM CT: Power has been restored to Conway Springs and the surrounding area. If you are still experiencing an outage, please call 1-800-ON-AGAIN (662-4246).
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Update 5:00 AM - The transmission line feeding the Conway Springs substation is out. Wheatland line crews are helping to isolate the transmission line and restore power to the substation.
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Wheatland is currently experiencing an outage in the Conway Springs and surrounding area. Crews have been dispatched to determine the cause and will work as quickly and safely as possible to restore service. We will update this post with more information as it becomes available.

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