Ken Moon

Director Ken Moon represents District 2 of Moon Lake Electric Association, Inc. Ken was elected to MLEA’s Board of Directors in May of 2021, and his current term expires in May of 2024.

Ken shares that it has been an honor and a privilege to serve as an MLEA director and his reasons for serving are:

• to participate in the legacy of Moon Lake Electric
• to get to know the members of the community better

“I have always enjoyed being involved in my community. I have been an EMT since 1985 and on the Search and Rescue since 1983. I have been involved with the Farm Bureau on the county and the state level. I have also served on the Farm Service Agency County Committee, Duchesne County Planning and Zoning Commission, the Duchesne County Fair Board and the Public Lands Council.”

Ken is married to his wife Nancy; he has 4 children and 13 grandchildren. He is a full-time rancher, raising cattle and sheep. He also owns and operates a small trucking company that hauls agricultural products and livestock.

In Ken's free time he enjoys snowmobiling and spending time with his grandchildren.

Josh Hunter

Director Josh Hunter serves as secretary/treasurer and represents District 3 of Moon Lake Electric Association, Inc. Josh was elected to MLEA’s Board of Directors in May of 2021, and his current term expires in May of 2024.

Josh shares that it has been a privilege to serve as an MLEA director and his reasons for serving are:

• to gain an understanding and appreciation for MLEA’s electrical infrastructure, processes, generation and distribution
• to better appreciate the story of MLEA and the efforts that have made MLEA what it is today
• to voice my thoughts concerning MLEA’s investment, growth, and forward progress and be a small part of MLEA's future

“My wife and I live in Neola which is located in District 3 of MLEA. You could say that there are more cows than residents in District 3. Many residents are scattered over a wide swath of land, and it makes the electrification of homes and businesses a challenge. I am very appreciative and amazed that although our little town has one stop sign, the lights are always on to welcome you home. I am humbled and thankful that I may live in this beautiful area and can always count on my lights coming on.”

By profession, Josh and his wife Amy are experienced horsemen who show, train, and sell exceptional horses. Prior to their horsemanship endeavors, Josh and Amy worked in the higher education industry – Josh was employed by Utah State University and Amy served as an instructor at Uintah Basin Technical College.

In Josh’s free-time, he can be found feeding, riding, and cleaning up after his horses.

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

Director Randan Vincent serves as the Board President and represents District 6 of Moon Lake Electric Association, Inc. Randan was elected to MLEA’s Board of Directors in May of 2017, and his current term expires in May of 2026.

Randan shares that his reasons for serving as a MLEA board member are:

• to improve the co-op for those that follow
• to be a voice to look toward the future
• to continue the legacy that was left by previous generations

“Because of our unique location and the things that we face here in the Basin, both from a local and national level, I believe in being involved in the community. In addition to the MLEA board, I also serve on the Jensen Water Improvement District Board of Trustees as the Chairman of the Board and the Uintah Basin Junior Livestock Show Committee as the President. I also have had many leadership roles in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints and currently work with the youth.”

Randan married his wife, Katherine, in 2006. He has three children, 1 son who raises show hogs and 2 girls who love to dance. He co-owns and co-manages a farm and ranch, which consists of 300 acres of alfalfa, corn and oats, as well as 15,000 acres of range land where he runs purebred Angus cattle. Also, Randan co-owns and co-manages Randy Vincent Trucking Inc.

In Randan's free time he loves being in the outdoors, hunting, and learning new ways of doing things. He also enjoys working with livestock and helping the young generation to learn to be good stockmen.

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. Alan is the current board Vice 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.