One benefit of being a member of our cooperative is that you share its success! For 2026, we are retiring capital credits for the declared years of 1981-1983. Credits will be paid out in November of this year. Active members will receive a bill credit on their account, while members who are no longer on… Continue reading.
One of the things I enjoy most about visiting with our members is hearing your questions about new technology. Whether I’m at the fair, a community event, or simply talking with members around LaGrange County, our conversations often turn to energy. Lately, many of those discussions have included two topics: rising gasoline prices and battery… Continue reading.
What may only be pennies for each member becomes something extraordinary when combined. Since the Operation Round Up program began in January 2002, more than $773,000 has been invested back into our community, supporting local organizations that improve lives every day. From programs that inspire and empower youth, to services that care for seniors, assist… Continue reading.
This fall, LaGrange County REMC will celebrate a remarkable milestone — 90 years of serving the members and communities of LaGrange County. Since our incorporation on Oct. 29, 1936, your cooperative has remained committed to providing safe, reliable, and affordable electric service while staying true to the cooperative principles that put members first. Over the… Continue reading.
LaGrange County REMC is attempting to locate former members who have unclaimed capital credits. These capital credits were retired and issued during 2023. A list of individuals who did not cash their check is posted on our website at lagrangeremc.com. Click “Unclaimed Capital Credits” for the list of names. If no one claims the… Continue reading.
Last month, we looked at the factors that influence your monthly electric bill. This month, I want to take that conversation one step further and explain how your electric rates are determined and why they are structured the way they are. As a member-owned cooperative, Decatur County REMC does not set rates to maximize profits…. Continue reading.
At Decatur County REMC, safety isn’t just something we talk about — it’s the foundation of everything we do. Whether our crews are restoring power after a storm, maintaining equipment, trimming trees near power lines, or responding to an outage, every decision begins with one question: How can we do this safely? Protecting our employees,… Continue reading.
The Youth Power and Hope Awards recognize outstanding young leaders making a difference. Up to five winners will each receive $500 and be featured in an upcoming issue of Indiana Connection. Encourage your child to apply today! Simply complete the online application and share their community service story. Parents, please visit goiec.org/youthpowerandhope to apply and learn… Continue reading.
Call to order Chairman Steve AmRhein called the meeting to order at 5:30 p.m., followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and a moment of silence. All directors were present. Also in attendance were Brett Abplanalp, CEO, and Matt Raver. Approval of agenda Suzanne Parmer moved to approve the agenda. Brian Scheidler seconded the motion, and… Continue reading.
