Board Members by District
Gregory Miles
"I believe the Uintah Basin offers about the best quality of life of anywhere on this earth" Moon Lake Electric's district 1 board member is Gregory Miles. He was elected to the board in 2017 and his current term expires in 2023. Greg Miles is currently serving as a Duchesne County Commissioner and works tirelessly to ensure future generations of Utahns can choose Duchesne County as a great place to live and work. Greg is a strong supporter of the private sector in crafting ideas and goals for the future. Greg has always been committed to public service working as Fire Chief on the Altamont Fire Department for 13 years and serving on the Upper Country Water Board for 12 years.
Ken Moon
“I have always had interest in what happens in our area. I feel I am a good listener and a responsible decision maker." Moon Lake Electric's district 2 board member is Ken Moon. He was elected to the board in 2021 and his current term expires in 2024. Ken’s involvement in community activities includes a Board of Director for Duchesne County and the State Farm Bureau, he has been on the County Farm Service Committee, and a member of the Duchesne County Planning and Zoning serving as the Commissioner and Chair. Ken also served as an EMT, and on the Duchesne County Search and Rescue teams.
Josh Hunter
"I love living in the Uintah Basin and have called it home for 20 years. This community is very unique and special. It takes sacrifice, forward thinking, communication, listening, and a willingness to serve to grow a community into a place that we love to call home." Moon Lake Electric's district 3 board member is Josh Hunter. He was elected to the board in 2021 and his current term expires in 2024. Josh is the current Secretary/Treasurer for the Moon Lake Electric Board.
Tommy Olsen
Moon Lake Electric's district 4 board member is Tommy Olsen. He was elected to the board in 2013 and his current term expires in 2025. Tommy’s involvement in community activities includes Duchesne County Search and Rescue, Neola Fire Department, State Central Committee-Utah Republican Party, Roosevelt AYSO, Roosevelt Boys Baseball, Roosevelt Youth Football, Election Judge, and the Neola Rodeo.
Bert Potts
“I want to make a difference in the community. I have experience in serving on a board that helped benefit the members and employees along with meeting the company’s needs.” Moon Lake Electric's district 5 board member is Bert Potts. He was elected to the board in 2022 and his current term expires in 2025. Bert recently retired from Strata Networks where he was employed for over 31 years, with 20 of those years as the Wireless Operations Manager. Bert has an Associates in Electronics. Bert has experience serving on various boards, such as Rural Wireless Association Board of Directors where he served 6 years and was the Board President for the last year of his term.
Randan Vincent
"I will continue to fight for the lowest cost of power while maintaining and improving the system. I will continue to put the cooperative members first by striving to maintain dependable power at some of the lowest rates in the nation." Moon Lake Electric's district 6 board member is Randan Vincent. He was elected to the board in 2017 and his current term expires in 2023. Randan’s involvement in community activities includes, scout leader, Young Men’s president, Jensen Better Livestock 4-H Club, Uintah Basin Junior Livestock Committee, State Livestock Representative and served as the President of the Uintah Cattlemen’s Association.
Alan Ducey
Alan feels that he can contribute to Moon Lake’s success as a member of the Board of Directors, because he has worked with other REA’s and would like to make sure that Moon Lake Electric continues the high quality of service to the people in Utah and Colorado. Moon Lake Electric's district 7 board member is Alan Ducey. He was elected to the board in 2019 and his current term expires in 2025. Randan is the current board President for the Moon Lake Electric Board. Alan has been active in his community, serving on the School Board for 9 years and on the Fire District Board for 8 years.
