You might have heard the saying, “If you don’t like the weather in Indiana, just wait five minutes!” Unfortunately, during that five minutes, severe weather can strike leading to flooding. According to weather.gov, in September 2003, a record-setting 7.2 inches of rain fell during a 24-hour period. With an average of 42 inches of precipitation… Continue reading.

Staci Montgomery is Working for You. As an Engineering and Operations Specialist, Staci has been with Clark County REMC for 2 ½ years. Staci’s typical day consists of checking the metering system; uploading readings for all of the active meters to be billed; scheduling daily work for the Staking Engineers; checking completed work; setting up large… Continue reading.

Every May, we celebrate Electrical Safety Month. It’s a time when we shine a spotlight on ways we keep members safe. This year we are focusing on electricity theft. Every year, electric cooperatives across the country cope with thieves—folks who deliberately tamper with their electric meter to steal power. Not only is this practice extremely… Continue reading.

We are proud of the programs we offer that focus on young people in our communities. Every year, high school juniors from all around Indiana are selected to participate in a trip to Washington, D.C. This year, we are sponsoring five students on this amazing trip of a lifetime. High school juniors were asked to… Continue reading.

American Energy will be doing our pole inspection this year. They are expected to start middle of May and will be here several months. There will be three guys, one white truck with Contracted by Clark County REMC signs and a white ATV with flashing lights. They wear vests with “AES Utility Inspection” on them. They… Continue reading.

Our very own Kevin Porter, lineman, joined a crew of 15 other Indiana electric cooperative linemen on a trip to a developing area of Guatemala in March as part of an international initiative to bring electricity to the region. The crew spent two weeks electrifying the village of El Zapotillo in Huehuetenango. The team electrified… Continue reading.

One of my favorite events of the year is the annual meeting. This year marked the 78th annual meeting and it was held on April 8. We are unpacking, taking notes on ways to improve, and already planning for 2018. It takes a lot of time and hard work by each of the employees and… Continue reading.

It’s that time of year again; Clark County REMC is gearing up for the 2017 annual meeting, which will be held on Saturday, April 8, at Silver Creek High School. Clark County REMC employees work hard to host this fun event, and I encourage you to attend and exercise some of the many rights you… Continue reading.

We recently announced a rate increase that will be put into effect with billing in May 2017. The rates residential members pay for electric service will increase by approximately 3.28 percent for 1,000 kWh’s. You may recall in May 2016 that your REMC conducted a cost of service study. This study helped us to identify… Continue reading.

Our employees and board of directors would like to wish you and your family a very happy Easter holiday. This is the perfect opportunity to count our blessings as we spend the day with loved ones. As we’ve done for many years, the REMC will light the Cross on the Knobs to celebrate the holiday…. Continue reading.

Linemen serve on the frontlines of our nation’s energy needs, and on April 18, 2017, Clark County REMC will honor the men and women who work in challenging and often dangerous conditions to keep the lights on. We are proud to recognize all electric linemen for the services they perform around the clock in difficult… Continue reading.

Clark County REMC is a great resource for building energy-efficient homes. If your in the market to buy or build a home, or you’re ready to remodel your present home, attend one of the REMC’s FREE Touchstone Energy Home Seminars. You’ll learn great ways to save money through energy-efficient construction techniquest. All seminars are held… Continue reading.