Marshall County REMC
Marshall County REMC is a member-owned electric cooperative headquartered in Plymouth, Indiana. As a cooperative, Marshall County REMC follows seven core principles that are universal to cooperatives worldwide. Among those principles is one stressing education, training and information. Indiana Connection, a monthly magazine published especially for Indiana’s electric cooperative members, is one way the REMC informs and educates its members. Indiana Connection is available not only in a print format, but as an electronic publication for those who prefer getting their information on their electronic devices.
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Looking for 4-H Electric leaders!
Do you have experience as a licensed electrician or a strong background in working with electricity? You might be the perfect fit to join the Marshall County REMC 4-H Electric Program as a volunteer leader! Marshall County REMC has proudly supported the 4-H Electric program for many years, hosting monthly workshops at our office from… Continue reading.
Thank you for joining us at the fair
We got to see more than 500 members at the fair this year! Thanks for visiting us and turning in your vouchers. We hope you enjoy the gift, and we look forward to seeing you again next year. Another reminder that the 2027 fair voucher will go out in the June edition of the Indiana… Continue reading.
Capital credits
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.
Navigating growth
I make it a point to get out into our co-op communities. There is one topic that seems to come up everywhere I go. Whether I’m meeting with directors, talking with community leaders, or visiting with our member co-ops, the conversation often turns to growth. New investment. New businesses. New opportunities. And increasingly, questions about… Continue reading.
Create a safety plan before planting a tree
Trees can be beautiful additions to a yard, but knowing how to plant one safely can be tricky. While you may think of the potential dangers to yourself when planting a tree, there are also ways you can harm nearby power lines and other trees. Trees growing too close to electrical lines can cause momentary… Continue reading.
Back-to-school safety beyond the bus stop
August marks Back-to-School Safety Month, a time when families prepare for a new school year by reviewing routines, packing backpacks, and talking about ways to stay safe. While many of those conversations focus on school buses, crosswalks, and traffic safety, it’s also a great opportunity to remind children how to stay safe around electrical equipment… Continue reading.
4-H electric tour
In June, participants in Marshall County REMC’s 4-H Electric Program had the unique opportunity to tour a new home under construction on Pretty Lake. The unfinished home gave students a rare behind-the-scenes look at the electrical system that powers a home — something most people never get to see once the drywall is installed. As… Continue reading.
A story numbers can tell
I’ve mentioned before in this column that I have a degree in accounting. It’s probably no surprise, then, that I’m a bit of a numbers guy. But here’s something you might not expect: the numbers themselves are rarely the most interesting part of my job. The conversations behind them are. One of my favorite conversations… Continue reading.
Electric Safety Demo at the Marshall County 4-H Fair
As Marshall County REMC celebrates 90 years of service in 2026, we’re reflecting on the traditions that have connected us to our members and communities throughout the decades. Few traditions are as meaningful to us as our long-standing partnership with the Marshall County Fair. Over the years, Marshall County REMC has proudly maintained a presence… Continue reading.
