To improve communication and member satisfaction, Harrison REMC has unveiled a redesigned electric bill with several new features aimed at providing more transparency and convenience for members. One of the most notable updates is the addition of daily usage tracking. Members can now easily see their energy consumption on a day-by-day basis, helping them better understand… Continue reading.

In honor of Earth Day, we will offer members the opportunity to bring personal papers that need shredding and electronics to recycle to the REMC office on Tuesday, April 22, from 9 to 11 a.m.   A Plus Paper Shredding will have a truck on-site; each membership can bring up to 60 pounds of paper,… Continue reading.

Off-peak hours Spring (March–May) 7.6 cents/kWh 5 a.m. to 11 p.m. 5.5 cents/kWh 11 p.m. to 5 a.m. All spring hours are off-peak hours

The Easter Bunny will visit Harrison REMC on Wednesday, April 9, from 3:30 – 6:30 p.m. Please park on the west side of the building and enter through that door.  We look forward to seeing you!  

Pursuant to the law of the State of Indiana (I.C. 8-1-13-11) and the Bylaws and Policy of Daviess-Martin County REMC, the notice of unclaimed capital credits is being made, and DMREMC is taking steps to remind current and former members of the prior distribution of capital credits. This list will be posted on the Daviess-Martin… Continue reading.

Beginning with electric usage on Jan. 1 to be billed in February, the wholesale power tracker on your bill has been adjusted. The new tracker is $0.006804. This tracker is added to each kilowatt hour you use. This means that the average residential user of 1,200 kWh per month would see an increase of $4.99… Continue reading.

New microwave towers are helping to optimize the reliability of Hoosier Energy’s communication system in infrastructure and operations. The latest to be completed is the Bedford Tower, which in December followed on the heels of new towers at Bloomington Primary and Kingston. Next up will be a new tower at Ramsey, with other towers slated… Continue reading.

A plain patch of parched grass may one day bloom with bustling buildings thanks partly to electric cooperatives plotting the way. Electric distribution co-ops and the generation and transmission cooperatives that provide them with wholesale power plan for development in the regions they serve. They must anticipate future growth and ensure that electricity is available… Continue reading.

By Matt Strahl Many people lock their doors to prevent thieves from gaining easy access to their home — while leaving it accessible to people thousands of miles away. Smart devices can be found in millions of homes and apartments for virtually any purpose, such as powering refrigerators, washers and dryers, wall outlets, and even… Continue reading.

We are happy to have gained more than 800 enrollments in paperless billing during our recent promotion! All accounts enrolled in paperless billing were entered into a drawing for two $500 bill credits. The winners were:  Going paperless helps your electric cooperative hold down costs by reducing the amount of money we must spend on… Continue reading.

Construction on our new facility is in full swing! We are excited about the capabilities our new office, warehouse, and storage buildings on our current property in Lebanon will provide us to serve our members. With the excitement comes some temporary changes due to the construction.  If you need to visit our office, please be… Continue reading.