Sangre de Cristo Electric Association (SDCEA) is pleased to announce the selection of Rob Canterbury as the new director representing Fremont County on the SDCEA board.
A rancher from a multi-generational family in the area, and a lifetime resident of Fremont County, Canterbury brings a wealth of experience and a deep commitment to the community. Canterbury steps into this role following the resignation of former director Nick Hellbusch in July and will serve the remainder of Hellbusch’s term, which concludes in June. Canterbury will be eligible to run for the seat at that time for a full three-year term.
“We are excited to welcome Rob to the board,” said Sandra Attebery, Chair of SDCEA. “His dedication to Fremont County and his background will be invaluable as we continue to enhance our services and meet the needs of our members.”
Canterbury was selected by the board after interviews of three Fremont County residents who applied for the position.
While board members are elected to represent members from geographical areas of the cooperative, they are elected to serve all members. Two board seats are designated as at-large.
Current board officers include:
• Sandra Attebery, representing  Custer County, Chair
• Charles Abel, rural Chaffee/Lake County, Vice-Chair
• Blake Bennetts, town of Buena Vista, Secretary
• Jeff Fiedler, At Large, Treasurer
The board also comprises directors Mark Boyle, Rural Chaffee/ Lake County; Sandy Long, At Large, and now, Rob Canterbury, Fremont County.
Contact Information
SDCEA directors can be contacted via email through myelectric.coop/boardinfo/board-of-director-contacts.