One of the best parts of working at an electric cooperative is knowing that people always come first. Unlike other types of businesses, cooperatives are guided by the needs of our members and supported by a dedicated board and employees who make our service possible. That focus on people creates a workplace culture where education… Continue reading.
Southern Indiana Power received the 2025 Business of the Year Award from the Spencer County Chamber of Commerce. Pictured are President/CEO Steve Seibert, Board Vice Chairman Gary Waninger, Spencer County Chamber Board Member Jane Schipp, and Manager of Member Services Andy Sommer.
The following are highlights of the Sept. 24 board meeting to keep you informed of your cooperatives operations and activities. 1. All directors were present along with CEO Steve Seibert and Administrative Assistant Lisa Hinton. 2. The Aug. 27 board meeting minutes and special board meeting minutes were reviewed and approved. 3. The membership certificates… Continue reading.
One benefit of being a cooperative member is that you share in its success! Steuben County REMC is retiring $326,000 for members with capital credits from 2010-2011. Look for “Capital Credit Refund” on your bill. Does the REMC owe you money? View our unclaimed capital credit list on our website at remcsteuben.com/unclaimed-capital-credits. We issued checks… Continue reading.
Cooperatives worldwide operate according to the same core principles and values adopted by the International Cooperative Alliance. These principles are rooted in the first modern cooperative, founded in Rochdale, England. These principles are a key reason that Americas electric cooperatives operate differently from other electric utilities, putting the needs of their members first. Over the… Continue reading.
Petitions are now available for professional, dedicated individuals wanting to serve fellow members as part of the REMC board in District 1 (Greenfield and Millgrove Townships), 2 (Jamestown Township), and 9 (Otsego, Richland, and Franklin Townships). If you reside in one of these townships and are interested in running for election, please contact the office… Continue reading.
As fall transitions into the holiday season, its a great time to prepare for the chill ahead. Staying safe and efficient this winter doesnt have to mean sky-high energy bills. Heres how to keep your home cozy without breaking the bank. SMART THERMOSTAT SETTINGS With dropping temperatures, its tempting to crank up the heat. But… Continue reading.
This is your final reminder that capital credits will be paid out at the end of November this year! Active members will receive a bill credit on their account, while members no longer on our line will receive a check in the mail. Please keep in mind, we will need valid current and previous addresses… Continue reading.
Thank you to our friends from the Plymouth Line at NIPSCO for a touching show of solidarity that warmed our hearts at Marshall County REMC. In early October, NIPSCO Lineman Aaron Brenneman stopped by our office to extend support to one of our own: Lineman John Yates. Earlier this year, John lost his wife, Erin,… Continue reading.
June 3-6 | Camp Kilowatt Applications open: Nov. 1, 2025 Application deadline: Feb. 13, 2026 Camp Kilowatt is a fun and unique camp experience for students entering seventh grade. The camp takes place in early June and gives kids a chance to learn about energy while making new friends and enjoying activities and games. This… Continue reading.
Welcome to our Quiz Corner! Each month, we will ask three questions from the Kankakee Valley REMC articles in Indiana Connection magazine. Answer the questions and you could win a bill credit prize! To enter the monthly contest, visit https://www.kvremc.com/about-us/news-events/quiz-corner.
Each year, the Annual Meeting reminds us of what makes Kankakee Valley REMC unique: our member-consumers. Its a time to come together, reflect on our progress, and look ahead to new opportunities to better serve you. This year, 628 registered member-consumers and their families, nearly 1,300 people in total, joined us at the Porter County… Continue reading.
