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.
Congratulations to Nolan Hays on his promotion! Hays was promoted to Data Analyst in the Vincennes office.
Knowing electric equipment responsibilities As July rolls in with longer days and rising temperatures, there is also 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. Warren County REMC is always prepared to respond swiftly to outages and restore… Continue reading.
Soak up the sun and the water but avoid the shock In or around pools It’s easy to hop out of the pool and not think about turning up the music or jumping in and making a huge splash all over nearby electrical appliances. But doing so can be dangerous. Instead, use battery-operated appliances. If… Continue reading.
Brush upkeep and tree trimming does more than keep your yard looking nice. Its also a vital part of keeping power to your home or business flowing efficiently and safely. Starting in August, Warren County REMC’s hired contractors will perform right-of-way maintenance on summer foliage that poses a risk to the functionality of your electricity…. Continue reading.
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As a not-for-profit cooperative, Tipmont operates as efficiently as possible to manage electric costs without sacrificing the service reliability you deserve or public safety. These are not just obligations. They are values we pursue to serve you effectively. At the same time, Tipmont is not immune to inflationary challenges that increase our costs to deliver… Continue reading.
Electrical safety tips and experiences to remember Hot dogs are a tasty camping tradition for most folks. Just maybe not the way Adam Crabb, Jason Phillips and Christian Guimond cook them — with several thousand volts of electricity. “Electricity burns you from the inside out, so you’ll start to smell that hot dog as it… Continue reading.
The regular meeting of the board of directors was held on Tuesday, May 27. All directors were present. Also attending were CEO Ron Holcomb and attorney Brian Garrison. The year-to-date margin is $1,330,093. The cooperative currently has an equity rate of 31.44% and 298 new services have been installed this year. The next regular meeting… Continue reading.
Answer three questions from the Tipmont articles and you could win a $100 credit on your next electric bill! The winners will be posted on our website at tipmont.com/mfyt (where you can also find each month’s questions to submit electronically). One winning entry per member per year. How to enter: Enter online at tipmont.com/mfyt or… Continue reading.
Please join us in celebrating service milestones from May! Ed Center, the General Working Foreman in our Battle Ground office, and Rob Ford, Tipmont’s Communication Director, each reached a milestone of 10 years.
We hope you’re enjoying the summer so far, and we’re once again looking forward to seeing you at upcoming county fairs in: Fountain County July 11, 14 and 15 Montgomery County July 14 and 15 Tippecanoe County July 18-24 Have a question you’d like to ask us? Drop by our booth at any of these… Continue reading.
