Reed City office

Office address

4493 200th Avenue
Reed City, MI 49677

1-888-GLENERGY

1-888-485-2537

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Power outage (24/7)

1-888-485-2537

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Utility fact sheet

Type
Member-owned electric cooperative
Founded
1938
Members served
~125,000 members
Counties served
26 counties (northern Lower Peninsula)
Wholesale supplier
Wolverine Power Cooperative
Retail choice?
No (co-op territory)
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What this office is for

  • Field operations + member service

    Field crews dispatch from here. Most service centers also have a counter for in-person account help during business hours.

  • Pay in person

    Cash, check, or card at the counter. Free, no surcharge. Most members pay online or via the SmartHub app instead.

  • Outages do not need the local line

    Outage reports go to the central dispatcher at 1-888-485-2537, 24/7. They route to the closest crew automatically.

Insider tip

The Reed City office is also a Truestream fiber service center

GLE has been rolling out Truestream, its fiber-to-the-home broadband subsidiary, across the cooperative since 2018. The Reed City service center is one of the regional hubs where members can ask about Truestream availability, drop off equipment, or schedule installation appointments.

What that means for you: if you live in Osceola, Mecosta, Newaygo, or Lake County, stop by Reed City to ask whether fiber has reached your road. The same poles your electric service runs on are increasingly carrying GLE fiber, and the build map at jointruestream.com is the authoritative list.

Frequently asked questions

Can I pick a competitive supplier as a GLE member?
No. Michigan retail electric choice does not apply in cooperative territory. GLE supplies all the power its members use.
My power is out. Who do I call?
GLE, day or night. Call 1-888-485-2537. Never call Consumers Energy or DTE for a GLE outage; they do not control the wires here. For a downed line, call 911 first.
Where does GLE buy its power?
GLE buys nearly all its energy through Wolverine Power Cooperative, the generation-and-transmission co-op that supplies most Michigan electric co-ops from a mix of natural gas, wind, and MISO market purchases.
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