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.
Brush upkeep and tree trimming are vital to keeping your power flowing efficiently and safely. That is why we contract trained, certified vegetation control specialists once a year to remove summer foliage that may threaten the functionality of your electricity. The Daltons, Inc., will perform upkeep as part of our right-of-way maintenance spraying program. The focus… Continue reading.
If you’re planning to use balloons for outdoor celebrations this summer, it’s important to keep safety in mind, especially when it comes to metal-coated Mylar balloons. Mylar balloons pose a serious risk to electric systems and are linked to thousands of power outages each year. A simple gust of wind can carry a balloon into overhead… Continue reading.
Across Indiana, there is growing discussion about the future of electricity — how we keep it reliable, how we meet increasing demand, and how we do all of that while keeping costs affordable for the families and businesses who depend on it. At Boone Power, these are discussions we take seriously because the people we… Continue reading.
By Juli Knutson Photos by Collin Stroup, Stroup Media Libraries have long fostered a love of reading, learning, and connection through books, videos, puzzles, and community programming. Today, they have evolved into vibrant community hubs, filled with new creative opportunities for all ages. The Boone Power Recording Studio at the Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library’s Whitestown… Continue reading.
As spring transitions into summer, it’s the perfect time to refresh your home and your energy habits. Warmer days often mean higher energy use, especially as air conditioners begin working harder. The good news? A few simple steps now can help you stay comfortable and keep your energy bills in check all season long. Start… Continue reading.
As a member-owned cooperative, your involvement is what powers our mission. Your participation is a direct expression of the cooperative principle of democratic member control. District 1 Director Danny Lawson, District 2 Director Tom Dull, and District 3 Director Mark Gruninger have each been re-elected to serve new three-year terms. As a thank you, all participating members… Continue reading.
By Jeff Conrad In Indiana, the month of May brings a familiar rhythm. The Indianapolis 500 captures our attention, and with it comes the language of racing, preparation, precision, teamwork, and strategy. Drivers don’t just show up on race day and hope for the best. Success is built through months of planning, testing, and coordination… Continue reading.
Back in January, Winter Storm Fern blanketed the southern United States with damaging ice, unusually cold temperatures, and widespread power outages. As a result, electric cooperatives did what cooperatives always do — they put the principle of Cooperation Among Cooperatives into action. After the storm, linemen from five Hoosier Energy member cooperatives headed to Mississippi… Continue reading.
As CEO of LaGrange 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 men who make that possible every single day — our linemen. When storms impact our communities and outages… Continue reading.
Spring is a season of renewal — and a great time to refresh your energy habits, too! As temperatures begin to warm and daily routines shift, a few small changes around your home can add up to meaningful energy savings. LaGrange County REMC is committed to helping our members use energy wisely while keeping homes… Continue reading.
