Thanks to the more than 1,500 of our members who participated in this year’s director election! Three directors were elected to three-year terms at the annual business meeting held on April 20 at the Boone County 4-H Fairgrounds. Brian Gott was elected to a three-year term to represent District 4 upon the retirement of G…. Continue reading.
While saving money through greater energy efficiency may be a year-round objective for many members, the way to achieve this goal will vary by season. There are a number of factors that impact energy efficiency, including weather, the age and condition of the home, and desired comfort levels. During fall and winter months, when the… Continue reading.
Deadlines are fast approaching for youth opportunities through KVREMC. You can obtain an application or find out more information on our website at www.kvremc.com, through your school counselor or by calling the REMC. Operation Round Up Trust Scholarship. Application deadline: March 2. A student currently in his/her senior year of high school and whose parent… Continue reading.
KVREMC is conducting tree trimming maintenance along the rights-of-way of our distribution lines to provide our members with safe and reliable electric service. Keeping trees trimmed back year round will decrease outages caused by fallen tree limbs during storms that bring high winds and heavy snow. We appreciate your cooperation as we trim in your… Continue reading.
The surroundings at the Hoosier Energy Environmental Education Center are peaceful. Wildlife roams in the woods, turtles and snakes come and go at the water’s edge, and intermittent gusts of wind and or sunny skies create a measurable amount of renewable energy. Across the water is Hoosier Energy’s largest generation asset — Merom Generating Station,… Continue reading.
Warren County REMC offers Touchstone Energy Camp for students entering seventh grade in the fall and Youth Tour for students entering their senior year of high school.
While saving money through greater energy efficiency may be a year-round objective for many consumers, the way to achieve this goal will vary by season. There are a number of factors that impact energy efficiency, including weather, the age and condition of the home, and desired comfort levels. During fall and winter months, when the… Continue reading.
Things a Warren County REMC member should know about capital credit payments: Capital Credit retirement checks for the years 1982, 1983, 1985, 1994 and 65 percent of the year 1995 were mailed Jan. 11. We will attempt to reach you at your last known address when refunds are issued. To claim a check returned by… Continue reading.
Did you know every cooperative is required to conduct an annual meeting of its membership? The purpose is to hold the election for the board of directors, share important financial information, occasionally vote on other matters such as bylaw changes and, of course, the great door prizes! Warren County REMC’s annual meeting is a community… Continue reading.
The directors for the following two districts will be elected as part of the 2017 annual meeting agenda: District III: Daviess County — Washington and Veale townships District VI: Martin County — Halbert, Lost River, Mitchelletree and Rutherford townships Any member who resides in these districts and and is interested in becoming a director candidate… Continue reading.
The trustees of the Daviess-Martin Community Fund Inc. met at the quarterly board meeting on Dec. 14 to award grants to local groups and organizations. Four organizations received a total of $4,360. This brings the total amount of grants awarded to $419,933.17 since 2004. The four recipients were: After School Program/WISH at Lena Dunn Elementary: $250… Continue reading.
Touchstone Energy Camp Daviess-Martin County REMC will sponsor two students to the annual Touchstone Energy Camp. The camp will be held June 7-10 at Camp Tecumseh in Brookston. Students entering seventh grade in the fall are eligible to attend and are selected by their local cooperative to participate in the three-day program. The students’ agenda… Continue reading.
Unlike a fine wine, our electrical equipment doesn’t improve as it gets older. Wooden poles, ceramic insulators, metal conductors and other components will eventually have to be replaced. The wear and tear of being exposed to the weather elements for 20 years or more takes a toll. The trick is not to replace things too… Continue reading.
