Energy Management Project No. 3 (EMP3) was officially created in 2012 by a set of agreements between KMEA and 10 member cities: Burlingame, Chapman, Girard, Holton, Horton, Neodesha, Osage City, Seneca, Sterling and Wamego.

The EMP3 Project began delivering electricity to the first participating city in May, 2013, with four additional cities receiving power by the end of 2013.  The remaining five cities received power starting in April, 2014. The group has added the member cities of Jetmore and Altamont in 2015, Kiowa in 2016, Arma, Chetopa and Lindsborg in 2018 and the cities of Blue Mound, Moran and LaHarpe in 2019.

Participating Cities

Altamont
Arma
Blue Mound
Burlingame
Chapman
Chetopa
Girard
Herington
Holton
Horton
Jetmore
Kiowa
LaHarpe
Lindsborg
Moran
Moundridge
Neodesha
Osage City
Seneca
Sterling
Wamego

EMP 3 City Representatives and Alternates

Chairman: Casey Frisbie
Vice-Chairman: Dale Schwieger
Secretary: KMEA Staff

  • CITY
  • Altamont
  • Arma
  • Blue Mound
  • Burlingame
  • Chapman
  • Chetopa
  • Girard
  • Herington
  • Holton
  • Horton
  • Jetmore
  • Kiowa
  • LaHarpe
  • Lindsborg
  • Moran
  • Moundridge
  • Neodesha
  • Osage City
  • Seneca
  • Sterling
  • Wamego
  • REPRESENTATIVE
  • LeaAnn Myers
  • Rob Lessen
  • Max Krull
  • Dave Garrison
  • Bill Flanery
  • Krystal Adams
  • Cliff Scales
  • Herington
  • Craig Figge
  • Josh Haverkamp
  • Michael Ort
  • Ty Piper
  • LaHarpe
  • Denny Walker
  • James Mueller
  • Jeremy Johnson
  • Brogan Jones
  • Dale Schwieger
  • Seneca
  • Ian Hutcheson
  • Stacie Eichem
  • ALTERNATE
  • Nathan Barnett
  • Dick Cleland
  • Donnie Rhynerson
  • Patty Atchison
  • Wesley Phillips

  • Johanna O’Brien/ Jess Murphy
  • Herington
  • Corey Schuetz
  • Carmela Boller
  • Brian Beil
  • John Duvall
  • Ella Mae Crowell/Ron Knavel
  • Rod Schrage
  • Jerry Wallis
  • Randy Jantz
  • Brandon Hearn
  • Craig Croucher
  • Seneca
  • Jeremy Clark/ John Wagerle
  • Casey Frisbie