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Annual Meeting Recap

Lakeview Light & Power’s 95th Annual Membership Meeting took place at Lakewood First Baptist Church on March 21. The meeting opened with President Tom McDonald’s introduction of the Board of Directors and distinguished guests. Clover Park High School’s Junior ROTC (Air Force) presented the colors and Vice President Linda McDermott led the flag salute.

We have a New General Manager

My name is John DeVore, and I am the new General Manager of Lakeview Light & Power. My first day in the office was Monday, August 1st. I have been busy getting to know our employees and acquainting myself with the Lakewood community. I am excited to be working with such a highly skilled staff and engaged Board of Directors. [Read More]
Meet John DeVore
Apprentice Lineman Joins LLP

Apprentice line Ben Larson joined Lakeview Light & Power in June. The outdoorsy, upbeat Larsen knows he’s in the right profession, saying: “I’m in this for the long haul.”
Tim Johnston
Longtime foreman reflects on career and family

“It’s the family atmosphere at the company that has kept me here,” said Johnston, who is a 38-year-veteran of LLP. “It’s provided financially for my family, allowed me to put my kids through college, and pursue some of my own dreams.”
Meet Dr. Alan Hart our newest Board Member

Dr. Alan Hart grew up in unincorporated Pierce County and after education and a career, retired and moved to Lakewood in 2001. During his career with Union Carbide Corporation and The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Dr. Hart worked in a variety of areas including occupational safety and health, product safety and quality. He managed a design safety and review group for Union Carbide. [Read More]

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Who We Are

Today Lakeview has 2,350 members and serves in excess of 9,800 meters. Lakeview Light & Power continues today the commitment of its founders to serve its members at the lowest possible cost by means of a reliable electrical distribution system.
Project Round Up

How does Project Round Up work? You choose to opt-in to the program by having your LLP bill rounded up to the next whole dollar amount. The difference between your bill and the whole dollar amount is donated to Project Help.