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Swimming safety
Soak up the sun and the water but avoid the shock In or around pools It’s easy to hop out of the pool and not think about turning up the music or jumping in and making a huge splash all over nearby electrical appliances. But doing so can be dangerous. Instead, use battery-operated appliances. If… Continue reading.
Broadband customers: in their own words
We’ve been talking a lot about how great LaGrange County REMC Broadband is, but don’t just take my word for it — hear from your friends and neighbors! At LaGrange County REMC, we pride ourselves on being member-focused. When we expanded into broadband, our goal was simple — provide fast, reliable internet with the same… Continue reading.
How extreme summer heat impacts reliability
by Jake Taylor, Energy Advisor LaGrange County REMC When outdoor temperatures soar, our electricity use increases. That’s because our air conditioners are running longer and more often to counteract sweltering outdoor temperatures. Factor in that we all tend to use electricity at the same times — in the morning and early evenings — and that… Continue reading.
Annual Meeting recap
Thanks to all of you who joined us for the virtual Annual Meeting that aired on Facebook on June 6. Three directors were reelected in unopposed races. They were Shane Rasler in District 5, Jeff Brill in District 6, and Roger Domer in District 7 (at-large). More than 550 members voted in this year’s election…. Continue reading.
Unclaimed capital credits
LaGrange County REMC is attempting to locate former members who have unclaimed capital credits. These capital credits were retired and issued during 2022. A list of the individuals who did not cash their check has been posted on our website at lagrangeremc.com. Click ‘Unclaimed Capital Credits’ for the list of names. If no one claims… Continue reading.
Operation Round Up grants awarded
It’s spare change that makes a big difference. Thanks to our participating members for allowing their bills to be rounded-up each month to the nearest dollar. Since the beginning of the program in January of 2002, over $725,000 has been given back to our community. The money has been used by organizations who serve all… Continue reading.
Come see us this summer!
As you’ve read in past issues, the cooperative did not host an Annual Meeting this year but will instead host five, special Member Appreciation Events throughout the year. We want to show gratitude for the continued support from our members and the fair is next! We will be in the Community Building at certain times… Continue reading.
Swimming safety
Soak up the sun and the water but avoid the shock In or around pools It’s easy to hop out of the pool and not think about turning up the music or jumping in and making a huge splash all over nearby electrical appliances. But doing so can be dangerous. Instead, use battery-operated appliances. If… Continue reading.
Energy efficiency tip
During summer months, run large appliances that emit heat such as clothes dryers and dishwashers during the evening when the outdoor temperature is lower. Running heat-emitting appliances in the evening will reduce indoor heat gain during the day when outdoor temperatures are highest and ultimately keep your air conditioner from working harder than necessary. Source:… Continue reading.
Bill credit winners
Congratulations to these six winners in May! Judith B. Cory C. Dale C. Tony G. John L. Stanley N. YOU COULD BE NEXT! ENTER TO WIN A $25 BILL CREDIT! We’re giving our current autopay customers a chance to win a $25 bill credit. Six winners will be drawn each month! Sign up for ACH… Continue reading.
Cue the sparklers! Let’s celebrate our independence!
Thank you to our members who attended our Annual Drive-Thru Meeting. We are grateful for your support, as well as your vote in our democratic process of electing our board of directors. We also want to thank our dedicated employees, board members, board candidates, and volunteers who contributed to making this such a successful event…. Continue reading.
