Headquartered just east of I-76 in Brighton, United Power provides electricity to more than 115,000 meters. Cities and towns supplied in whole or part by United Power include Brighton, Ft. Lupton, Hudson, Keenesburg, the tri-town area, Erie, Broomfield, and Thornton. In addition to a large front range territory, United Power supplies power to a non-contiguous territory in the Coal Creek and Golden Gate Canyon area in the foothills. The growth territory includes some of the Denver metro area's fastest-growing communities.
Local control is hallmark of the rural electric industry, and United Power is no exception. The cooperative is overseen by a member-elected board of directors, which works in tandem with staff to provide power throughout our growing territory. Member-owners enjoy the ability to have a voice in the operation of their electric cooperative by voting in annual director elections, running for a board seat, or through a number of member committees providing educational opportunities.
Commitment to the communities we serve is illustrated in a number of ways. Sponsorships of community events, support of local economic development groups and chambers, and active participation in local government, helps the cooperative better meet the growing needs of the communities we serve. Understanding each city or town's growth plans helps United Power plan for the future and the cooperative is committed to meeting those needs.
Located in Brighton on the frontage road east of I-76 between Bromley and Bridge.
