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.
At Decatur County REMC, reliability is more than a goal — it’s a commitment. Every time you flip a switch, charge a device, or power your home or business, you expect electricity to be there. Behind the scenes, there is a complex system working around the clock to make that possible. As our industry evolves,… Continue reading.
Friday, June 12 Greensburg Elementary School Member Event: 4-6:30 p.m. Business Meeting: 7 p.m. Director Candidates DISTRICT 3 • Truitt Daeger • Steve Nobbe (incumbent) DISTRICT 4 • Steve AmRhein (incumbent) DISTRICT 7 • Jason Barnhorst (incumbent) • Jeff Volz Approved listing as of March 12, 2026. The final candidate list and biographies will be… Continue reading.
This month, we proudly recognize the dedicated employees who serve our members every day. LINEMAN APPRECIATION DAY April 13, 2026 ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONALS DAY April 22, 2026 From the field to the front desk, it takes every role working together to power our community.
When you flip a switch, electricity feels instant. But behind that simple action is a carefully coordinated system working around the clock to deliver reliable power to your home, farm, or business. Here’s how electricity travels — step by step — to members of Decatur County REMC. IT STARTS WITH GENERATION Decatur County REMC does… Continue reading.
CALL TO ORDER The regular meeting of the Decatur County REMC board of directors was called to order at 5:30 p.m. by Vice Chairman Dale Wernke. Minutes were recorded by Steve Nobbe. All directors were present with the exception of Carl Riedeman. Steve AmRhein participated virtually. Also in attendance were Chief Executive Officer Brett Abplanalp… Continue reading.
As CEO of Warren County REMC, I have the unique privilege of seeing firsthand what it truly takes to keep the lights on for our members. In April, we take time to pause and recognize the brave employees who make that possible every single day — our lineworkers. When storms impact our communities and outages… Continue reading.
Your small change can make a big difference in our community. By contributing a few pennies each month into the Operation Round Up program, you are making an investment in the well-being of your neighbors in Warren County and the surrounding area. Those few pennies, combined with similar donations from other co-op members, can help… Continue reading.
Spring brings babes to barnyards and buds to tree branches. But it also can bring powerful storms causing widespread damage and even death. In the past five years, from 2018 through 2022, Indiana had 40 deaths, 38 injuries and almost $113 million in property and crop damage from weather events in Indiana alone, according to… Continue reading.
