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In 2015, Logan County Electric
Cooperative will elect trustees from
District 1 (Stokes and Bloomfield
Townships) and District 4 (Lake,
Jefferson, Perry, Monroe and Zane
Townships).
Members may vote for only one
candidate from each district.
District 1
Lanny Davis is a retired farmer who has
been a cooperative member for 54 years.
He has served as a Stokes Township
Trustee, on the Indian Lake EMS Board and
a LCEC co-op board member for 30 years.
Lanny has completed coursework to
attain the Credentialed Cooperative
Director Certificate as well as the Board
Leadership Certificate.
Lanny believes EPA regulations could
mean higher electric bills and is concerned new
memberships have not grown in last 4 or 5 years. He is
proud to be a member of an organization that continues to
have a very high satisfaction rate with the community.
David Campbell is a retired school
administrator and farmer who has been a
cooperative member for 42 years.
He has served on the JVS Board, as President of the Logan County Education Service
Center and Board of Elections Worker.
David believes the trustee board needs to
be a strong voice in the community and to
support the principles of LCEC. He values
providing affordable electricity from coal
facilities and renewable sources of energy and offering
valuable programs to LCEC members.
District 4
Larry Park is a semi-retired farmer
who has been a cooperative member for
55 years.
He has served on Lake Twp Zoning Board
and a LCEC co-op board member for 30
years. Larry has completed coursework
to attain the Credentialed Cooperative
Director Certificate as well as the Board
Leadership Certificate.
Larry believes in keeping dependable and
affordable power available for LCEC members. He desires
to be involved with the staff, other board members and
organizations to represent the wishes of the membership.
Janet Blank is a retired pharmacist and
business owner who has been a cooperative
member for 19 years.
She has taught English to adults with an
international background, served as docent
to the Logan County Historical Society and
the Logan County Genealogical Library, and
was advisor to the Ohio Republican Youth
Delegation for Ronald Reagen at the RNC in
Detroit.
Janet believes in creating a practical balance between
fossil fuel and renewable energy to provide economically
sound service and having a fiscally sound co-op by
planning short and long-term measures.
Brian Gray is an IT Specialist for the
Department of Defense.
He is a credentialed as a Oracle Certified
Professional and Comp TIA Security+
Certified.
Brian believes in making sure members
get cost effective reliable electricity and
keeping EPA standards realistic with today’s
technology. He values teaching members
about energy conservation and looking for
new cost effective renewable energy sources.