As the holiday season approaches, it’s a time to pause, reflect, and express heartfelt gratitude to those who make our work meaningful — our members. At Orange County REMC, we are more than just an electric utility; we are a cooperative built by and for the community we serve. Your trust and partnership inspire us… Continue reading.
Although we’re about halfway through summer, there is still an increased potential for severe weather. Summer storms can arrive quickly and hit hard, sometimes causing significant damage to essential electric equipment throughout our community. Marshall County REMC is always prepared to respond swiftly to outages and restore power safely, but it is also important for… Continue reading.
As part of our ongoing efforts to improve service reliability and reduce payment delays, Marshall County REMC will no longer accept checks as payment for non-payment disconnects. If your account has been disconnected for non-payment, a check will no longer be accepted to restore service. However, you can still use cash, debit, or a credit… Continue reading.
All forms of payment will require a CVV code to complete payment if you’re using a credit or debit card. Our payment system is adding this extra step for security reasons so that all transactions remain as safe and secure as possible. Members will need to update their credit card information on the SmartHub mobile… Continue reading.
Each summer, Marshall County REMC is proud to support the 4-H Electric program — not only through education but also by helping facilitate electric project judging. This year, we welcomed representatives Carissa Ziemek and TJ Garner from Fulton County REMC and Shadd McLochlin from Miami-Cass REMC to help evaluate the impressive projects built by our… Continue reading.
Each summer, Marshall County’s 4-H Electric program hosts its annual “tour” — a hands-on learning experience to help students see real-world applications of electricity. This year, we decided to shake things up by bringing the tour directly to Marshall County REMC! We were excited to welcome Kay Industries, a local business based right here in… Continue reading.
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.
Just outside of St. Paul, a barn with deep roots and even deeper meaning sits at the center of a dream that started nearly 25 years ago. Today, it’s home to a one-of-a-kind handmade shop, but its story is stitched with far more than fabric — this barn is sewn together with faith, family, and… Continue reading.
Call to orderChairman Steve AmRhein called the regular meeting of the Decatur County REMC Board of Directors to order at 6:02 p.m. Steve Nobbe recorded the minutes. All board members were present, except Carl Riedeman. Also present were CEO Brett Abplanalp and employee Matt Raver. Approval of agendaSuzanne Parmer moved to approve the agenda as presented…. Continue reading.
At Southern Indiana Power, we strive to balance maintaining beautiful surroundings and ensuring a reliable power supply by keeping our power lines clear in rights-of-way (ROW). A right-of-way is the land we use to construct, maintain, replace, or repair underground and overhead power lines. Our ROW measures 20 feet on each side (40 feet total)… Continue reading.
Perry Central Community School Corporation is paving the way toward a cleaner, quieter future in student transportation. Thanks to a $690,000 grant from the EPA’s Clean School Bus Rebate Program, the school now operates two fully electric school buses — a major milestone in Perry Central’s sustainability efforts. The buses are powered by a Delta… Continue reading.
Southern Indiana Power is proud to announce that its members donated a total of $24,700 this spring to local charities, fire departments, youth initiatives, and community projects through the cooperative’s Operation Round Up program. Approximately 65% of Southern Indiana Power members participate by voluntarily rounding up their electric bills to the nearest dollar. That spare… Continue reading.
