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About Lacreek Electric
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Lacreek Electric Association, Inc. was incorporated in 1948. It is headquartered at Martin, along the north edge of the Great Sand Hill Plains in southern South Dakota. LEA is a rural electric cooperative serving more than 4,000 members in six counties across 5,174 square miles of south central South Dakota and northern Nebraska.
2024 Year End Statistics
| Headquarters: | 121 N Harold St., Martin, SD |
| Year Energized: | 1948 |
| Plant: | $83,513,122 |
| Equity: | 37.42% |
| Counties Served: | Bennett, Jackson, Oglala Lakota, Todd, and Mellette in South Dakota and Cherry County in Nebraska |
| Number of Members: | 4,270 |
| Service Area: | 5,174 square miles |
| Meters per Mile | 2.15 |
| Miles of Line: | 3,186 |
| Miles of Transmission Line: | 204 |
| Miles of Distribution Line: | 2,659 |
| Miles of Underground Line: | 323 |
| Number of Meters: | 6,850 |
| Average Monthly Usage, Farm & Residence | 1,266 kWh |
| Number of Electric Heat Homes | 848 |
| Number of Irrigation Systems | 132 |
| Number of Security Lights | 4,051 |
| kWh Sales | 130,930,061 |
| Revenue per kWh (residential) | $0.1187 |
| Winter Demand | 33,862 KW |
| Summer Demand | 22,866 KW |
| Number of Employees: | 31 |
| Number of Directors: | 13 |
| Power Supplier: | Basin Electric Power Cooperative, 86.79% (Which consists of a blend of coal, hydro, nuclear, natural gas, renewable, (wind and waste heat) and purchases; and WAPA, 13.06% (Hydro) |
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