Eric Faulkenberg was promoted from apprentice lineman to journeyman on Sept. 1, after completing his four-year apprenticeship program. He began his career at Southern Indiana Power in 2013 as the meter technician and transitioned to apprentice lineman in 2022. Faulkenberg resides in rural Perry County with his wife, Amanda, and their dog, Hazel. They spend… Continue reading.

As we celebrate National Co-op Month, I want to take a moment to say thank you to our members. Your cooperative exists because of you. Every time you pay your bill, participate in an annual meeting, provide feedback, or simply choose to support your local electric cooperative, you help strengthen the cooperative we share. Our… Continue reading.

October is also National Cybersecurity Month, and the perfect time to take a few minutes to check up on your digital security. With the holidays just around the corner, where a lot of online shopping occurs, and a new year a few months away, a little preparation now can help keep your information safe and… Continue reading.

Every year, electric cooperatives across the state demonstrate one of the seven cooperative principles — Concern for Community — through what’s known as Community Day. Held each October, Community Day allows cooperatives to give back through service projects in the communities they serve. Nearly 40 unique service projects are completed by Indiana’s electric cooperatives each… Continue reading.

We appreciate and share the pride and patriotism our members show throughout our communities. Recently, we’ve noticed an increased number of flags displayed on electrical poles in several areas throughout the county. While we appreciate the spirit behind these displays, we kindly ask that flags and other items not be attached to Marshall County REMC… Continue reading.

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 our line will receive a check in the mail. Please keep in mind that to mail… Continue reading.

When you hear the word “cooperative,” what comes to mind? As your local electric co-op, we hope you think of Kankakee Valley REMC.  Regardless of the services offered, all cooperatives have one thing in common: they’re led by the people they serve, and that simple idea makes a meaningful difference. Cooperatives come in all shapes… Continue reading.

Whether you’re planning a new construction project or preparing for unexpected outages, a little planning can go a long way. Here are two important reminders to help keep projects on track and members prepared.  Submit your application before beginning work If you’re planning new construction, an electrical service upgrade, or another project that requires KV… Continue reading.

A team of KV REMC lineworkers demonstrated their exceptional skills and training at the Indiana Electric Cooperative Lineman Rodeo, held this August at the Hendricks County Fairgrounds. Especially, one team member earned a second-place trophy, highlighting the team’s impressive performance. The two-day event brought together 29 teams and 67 individual competitors representing 23 Indiana electric… Continue reading.

Summer wouldn’t be complete without summer camp! KV REMC was proud to sponsor students to attend Camp Kilowatt, a four-day, three-night camp at Happy Hollow Children’s Camp in Nashville, Indiana. Students who attended this year included Sarah Blount of West Central School, Penelope Burns of Ben Franklin Middle School, Hayden Johnston of Knox Middle School,… Continue reading.

After the August storm left many members without power for several days, generators became a backup power source for many families. While they offer comfort and convenience during extended outages, it’s important to remember that generators can also be dangerous if not used or installed correctly. Never plug a portable generator into a wall outlet… Continue reading.