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Ask Lane Electric for help paying your bill

If you are having trouble paying your Lane Electric bill, contact the office early to talk about your situation and options.

Steps

4 steps
  1. Contact Lane Electric earlyContact the office before the bill becomes a problem.
  2. Explain your situationThe office can respond faster and share helpful information when it knows what is going on.
  3. Ask about weekly or biweekly paymentsLane Electric offers a prepaid pay-as-you-go plan with no due dates, late fees or deposits.
  4. Ask about the Member Assistance ProgramMAP is for members in a financial crisis who do not qualify for other relief.

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