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The 7 Cooperative Principles

1. Open membership
Cooperatives are open to all persons able to use their services and willing to accept the responsibilities of membership.

2. Democratic control
Cooperatives are democratic organizations. Members have equal voting rights (one member, one vote) and participate in decisions which affect the organization.

3. Economic participation
Members contribute equally to the capital of their cooperatives. They allocate surpluses, if any, to develop the cooperative and benefit members in proportion to their transactions.

4. Autonomy and independence
Cooperatives are self-help organizations. They enter into agreements on terms that ensure democratic control and maintain the cooperative’s autonomy.

5. Education
Cooperatives should educate members, employees, and the general public, especially youth, about democratic principles and the benefits of cooperation.

6. Cooperation among cooperatives
Cooperatives work together at local, national and international levels to serve their members and strengthen the cooperative movement.

7. Concern for community
While focusing on member needs, cooperatives work for the sustainable development of their communities.

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Physical Address: 1313 Cooperative Dr

Mailing Address: PO Box 250

Fulton, MO 65251

Phone | 573-642-3326

Toll Free | 888-642-4840

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  • my Co-op
    • CEC News
    • Co-op Structure
    • Board of Directors
    • Annual Meeting
    • Staff & Employees
    • Bylaws
    • Service Area Map
    • Callaway Energy Centre
    • Employment
    • Contact Us
  • my Bill
    • Traditional Billing
    • Prepaid Billing
    • Paperless Billing
    • SmartHub
    • High Bill Concerns
    • Capital Credits
    • Recurring Membership
    • Forms
  • my Home
    • Rebates
    • Green Power
    • Ground Source
    • Energy Audits
    • How Net Metering Works
    • Net Metering & Your Co-op
    • Info about Solar
    • Should I Buy Solar?
    • EV Info
    • Members First
    • Safety Quiz
    • Together We Save
    • Energy Tax Credits
  • my Electric Service
    • Outage Center
    • Restoring Power
    • Generator Info
    • Right of Way
    • Surge Protection
    • One Call
  • my Community
    • Local Youth
    • Newsletter
    • Operation Roundup (ORU)
      • What is ORU?
      • ORU Spotlight Page
    • Youth Tour
    • CYCLE
    • Co-op Connections
    • Community Room
    • Energy in Today's Classroom
    • Safety Education Opportunities
  • Callabyte