The rules and regulations of service for Victory Electric are part of the electric service agreement between the cooperative and the member and govern the supply and use of electric service. The service rules and regulations are intended to establish fair and equitable policies and procedures to enable the cooperative to provide safe, efficient and uniform service to all members. 

Victory Electric operates under certain rules referred to as bylaws. Bylaws are defined as the rules for governing an organization, such as an electric cooperative, approved by the membership. 

For the purpose of internal controls, a financial audit by an independent firm is conducted each year to ensure Victory Electric is operating in an effective, fiscally responsible manner. The board, comprised of democratically elected cooperative members, is responsible for overseeing financials and rate changes. A whistleblower policy allows employees to report problems or violations of rules and procedures. 

We purchase power for our members from diverse, competitive sources to ensure the best possible rates. All Victory Electric rates are designed with the cooperative and its members in mind: fair, equitable and not for profit, based on the costs of maintaining our system and safely delivering your power. 

Electricity rates are determined by tariffs. A tariff is defined as a statement of a utilities rates, terms, and conditions of service.