Harrison REMC is always looking for ways to support our youth. We are proud of you and your accomplishments. Best of luck to all of you!

Most people remember March 1976 for Indiana University’s unbeaten national championship in men’s basketball. But that date is also notable for the start of Donnie Eslinger’s career at Hoosier Energy, one that has reached 50 years and counting. Eslinger, who is now a transmission working foreman, was initially hired as a communications technician C at… Continue reading.

The employees and directors of Harrison REMC would like to thank everyone who attended the 88th Harrison REMC Annual Meeting! The crowd was large at the Harrison County fairgrounds on May 6. Members were able to vote, play Bingo, meet the directors, and enjoy food and ice cream. The children’s area had activities, and the… Continue reading.

The Harrison REMC Board of Directors has approved paying capital credits in the amount of $1.5 million for portions of 1990, 1991, and 2020. The board is excited to return your investment in your electric cooperative with this capital credit retirement. Capital credits are one of the benefits of membership with a not-for-profit electric cooperative… Continue reading.

What’s the difference between allocated and retired capital credits? Allocated capital credits appear as an entry on the co-op’s permanent financial records and reflect your equity or ownership in Harrison REMC. When capital credits are retired, a check or bill credit is issued to you, and your equity in the co-op is reduced. How are… Continue reading.

Nicolas W. Smith, Central: Toy Tractor + $25 Dick’s Gift Card, Jacobi Sales & Wesco D. Chad Simpson, Elizabeth: Fire Extinguisher + $25 Dick’s Gift Card, Derby Fire & Safety & Wesco Donald W. Brunner, Corydon: Stadium Seat + $50 Gift Card Sam’s Tavern Floyds Knobs, John Jones & Milsoft James S. Lynch Jr., Palmyra:… Continue reading.

In April, Hoosier Energy hosted its 2026 Annual Meeting, the first in two years after last year’s event was canceled due to severe storms and tornado threats. As with most things in the energy industry, much has changed in two years. Yet Hoosier Energy’s mission to provide reliable and affordable energy remains unchanged even as… Continue reading.

Power lines crisscross our countryside, bringing the benefits of electricity. But storms or accidents can knock them from their perch, putting them on the ground or within reach. Just because they’re down doesn’t mean they’re dead. Keeping your distance from downed power lines and knowing what to do if you see one are the first… Continue reading.

Below is a snapshot of the 2026 rebates. You can visit harrisonremc.com to view the complete guidelines.  It is important that you read all the requirements, as not all systems will qualify.  If you have any questions, please contact the office at 812-738-4115 or email Nick Geswein at ngeswein@harrisonremc.com. Air-source heat pumps/dual fuel heat pumps… Continue reading.

Would it be easier to make weekly or bi-weekly payments instead of one large monthly bill? If so, Prepay Electric may be a good option for you. Harrison REMC’s Prepay Electric program lets residential members pay for electricity in advance and manage their account balances on their own schedule. You add money to your account… Continue reading.

Eighty children were excited to meet with the Easter Bunny when he visited Harrison REMC!  For many, this has become an annual tradition, and we are excited to see all the little ones each year!

Back in January, Winter Storm Fern blanketed the southern United States with damaging ice, unusually cold temperatures, and widespread power outages. As a result, electric cooperatives did what cooperatives always do — they put the principle of Cooperation Among Cooperatives into action. After the storm, linemen from five Hoosier Energy member cooperatives headed to Mississippi… Continue reading.