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Molly Dixon lives on a farm in Pleasanton. She attended the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture and has a bachelor's degree in agricultural business and management from the University of Nebraska at Kearney. She is a member of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League. Molly and her husband have three sons and a daughter.

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Molly is a stay-at-home mom and blogger. She writes Legacy Living, which shares stories about agriculture.

Molly has served on the Dawson Public Power District Board of Directors since being appointed in September of 2025.

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- A public power district member serves on the board of a publicly owned electric utility that provides power to residents and businesses in Nebraska.
- Public power districts in Nebraska are governed by elected boards of directors, but the number of members and structure can vary by district.
- The board of directors holds full authority over the utility’s operations, including power generation, distribution, and customer services.
- Board members set policies and establish the strategic direction of the utility, including long-term planning and energy decisions.
- The board approves the district’s annual budget, oversees finances, and ensures the utility operates in a sustainable and reliable manner.
- Members set electricity rates, rules, and service regulations, determining how much customers pay for power.
- The board appoints and evaluates the chief executive officer, who manages the day-to-day operations of the utility.
- Board members are elected in nonpartisan elections from subdivisions within the service area and serve typically six-year terms. In large districts, such as the Nebraska Public Power District, the board consists of 11 members who represent all or parts of 84 of Nebraska’s 93 counties.
- Public power district members may receive compensation set by each district, which can include stipends or reimbursements. There is no fixed statewide salary.

An official who oversees a public electricity provider.