Southern Indiana Power is a not-for-profit electric cooperative, which means we operate at cost. Our mission is to provide safe, reliable, and affordable power while improving the quality of life for our members. Members count on us every day to deliver the energy they need, and we work hard to keep electric rates as low… Continue reading.
The 2026 Steuben County REMC Annual Meeting will be broadcast on YouTube, Facebook, or remcsteuben.com on June 13. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the first notice of election results.
Seasonal weather can make electric bills unpredictable. Hot summers and cold winters often bring higher energy use, which can lead to fluctuating monthly bills. Steuben County REMC’s budget billing program helps members manage those changes by spreading energy costs more evenly throughout the year. Budget billing works by averaging your electric use over an 11-month period… Continue reading.
At Steuben County REMC, the process of electing your board of directors is a priority. For this reason, we provide two convenient ways to cast your vote in the election. You can vote by mail or online prior to the meeting. Beginning May 11, ballots similar to the one featured below will be mailed to… Continue reading.
Exercise one of the greatest benefits of being a member of an electric co-op by voting for the upcoming year’s board of directors. Districts 1, 2, and 9 are up for election. District 1: Gary Shough Occupation: Equipment operator Employer: Steuben County Highway (28 years) Community involvement: Active: Boy Scout Troop 423 (assistant scoutmaster), Orland… Continue reading.
The spare change from Steuben County REMC members’ electric bills continues to make a big difference across the community. Through the cooperative’s Operation Round Up program, $43,000 was recently awarded to 14 local organizations and community projects, helping support programs that strengthen and improve life throughout Steuben County. Operation Round Up allows members to voluntarily… Continue reading.
At LaGrange County REMC, our mission goes beyond delivering safe, reliable electricity. As a member-owned cooperative, we are deeply committed to the people and communities we serve — going on 90 years! One of the most meaningful ways we live out that commitment is by showing up — listening, engaging, and celebrating alongside you throughout… Continue reading.
When: Friday, June 12, 4 p.m. Where: Virtually on facebook.com/lagrangecountyremc Ballots emailed and mailed on May 11 (Voting ends June 10 at 12 noon) Voting options: Online and by mail (view details here).
In mid-May, members will receive an email (if we have your email address on file) or a letter in the mail (if we do NOT have your email address on file) which will outline the instructions on how to vote online or by mailing in the included ballot. The ballots sent to our “non-email” members… Continue reading.
District 1 Michael Huppenthal represents members in District 1. He has earned the Credentialed Cooperative Director Certificate (CCD) through the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA). He was raised in Schererville, Indiana, and moved to LaGrange in 1993. Huppenthal retired from TC Energy after more than 32 years of service. He is a life member… Continue reading.
