We are retiring over $290,000 to members from 2025. It will be applied directly to active accounts starting Oct. 1, and inactive members will receive a check in mid-October. Allocation vs. retirement An allocation is made annually for each member based upon Steuben County REMC’s margins for the year and the amount of electricity the… Continue reading.
Daviess-Martin County REMC has proudly served our members for nearly a century. During that time, many dedicated employees have devoted their careers to keeping the lights on in our communities. Among the many dedicated employees who have served our cooperative, one name continues to stand out: Robert Lawrence Brochin, better known to most as Larry…. Continue reading.
Linemen with Daviess-Martin County REMC recently sharpened their safety skills during our cooperative’s annual bucket and pole-top rescue training. With temperatures near 90 degrees and high humidity, each lineman took turns performing both types of rescues in an impressive display of skill, stamina, and industry knowledge. What is a pole-top rescue? The purpose of pole-top… Continue reading.
We’re proud to recognize the following employees for their years of service at Daviess-Martin County REMC. Their dedication is essential to delivering reliable, high-quality service to our members. SUE GRABER Aug. 5 | 41 Years JARRETT ARVIN Aug. 15 | 4 Years
Daviess-Martin County REMC will hold our annual Member Appreciation Day on Thursday, Oct. 8, 2026. All members are invited to stop by our headquarters to enjoy a free lunch, enter to win incredible prizes, and spend time getting to know the folks who keep the lights on each and every day. This year, Zax Creamery… Continue reading.
Providing reliable power is at the core of our mission. While most members have experienced reliable service this year, we also know some have experienced multiple outages. We understand how disruptive an unexpected outage can be, whether you’re working from home, running a business, or simply trying to enjoy time with your family. So over… Continue reading.
This June, Clark County REMC was honored to sponsor high school students entering their senior year on a trip to Washington, D.C., as part of the Indiana Youth Tour. Youth Tour is a weeklong experience that allows students to visit historical monuments and museums, meet with Indiana’s congressional delegation on Capitol Hill, make lifelong friends,… Continue reading.
On June 19, Carroll White REMC hosted its 15th Annual Meeting at the White County 4-H Fairgrounds in Reynolds. Over 590 REMC members were registered, and more than 1,000 meals provided by Dan’s Fish Fry were served. Sycamore Ice Cream provided cool treats. Members enjoyed the evening’s musical entertainment, the Whiskey Wreckers. Directors Kent… Continue reading.
One of the greatest strengths of an electric cooperative is the connection we share with our members, and that was on full display at this year’s Annual Meeting Meet and Greet at the Bartholomew County 4-H Fair. On June 23, over 1,000 members joined us for a beautiful summer evening at the fair, making this… Continue reading.
Routine vegetation management is an important part of providing safe, reliable electric service to our members. In late August or early September, BCREMC will begin spraying vegetation beneath power lines in areas that were recently trimmed in the Grandview, Woodside, and Taylorsville areas. Spraying will focus primarily on fields, ditches, fence rows, brushy areas, and… Continue reading.
