The Paulding Putnam Board of Directors has approved a service charge adjustment due to rising costs. The monthly service charge will increase $3.50 (from $41.50 to $45). Unfortunately, our costs to provide you electricity 24/7/365 are outpacing our revenues; see the graphic on page 28 for material examples. The change will be effective on the… Continue reading.
Providing you with safe, reliable and efficient electric service is a top priority for BCREMC. One way we do this is by maintaining a clear path, or right-of-way easement, around power lines. Our vegetation management program represents a significant investment. However, it is necessary to provide our members with reliable electric service. Throughout 2019, ElectriCom,… Continue reading.
The annual meeting of Bartholomew County REMC was held on April 16 at Columbus North High School Auditorium, Columbus. Approximately 450 members attended the meeting. BCREMC is happy to report that 1,304 members voted prior to the meeting with the alternative voting packet mailed to members. An additional 175 members voted at the meeting. A… Continue reading.
Everyone loves a pool. If you are lucky enough to have one, you’ll notice your electric bill increasing during the summer. Pool pumps often run much longer than necessary, costing up to $5 a day if ran continuously. It is important to circulate your pool’s water to keep the chemicals mixed and remove debris, but… Continue reading.
Installing a deck? Planning a pool? Planting a tree? No matter the undertaking, if your project requires digging, there’s an easy way to locate utility lines buried on your property. Dial 811. A simple call to 811 connects you with a regional center for locating utility lines. There is no charge for the service and… Continue reading.
The sweltering summer heat can mean diving into your swimming pool — and high diving deep into energy costs. With temperatures starting to rise, you may be eyeing the swimming pool to help cool you off this summer. If you have a pool at your home, you likely are not yearning as much for those… Continue reading.
That’s why current customers whose accounts were active in 2006, 2007 or 2008 will see reduced bills this spring as we return over $232,500 to our members. As part of our capital credit retirement, members whose accounts were active from 2006-2008 will see a bill credit on their statement (as shown to the right): cycles… Continue reading.
Following the first quarter of 2019, the Operation Round Up board of advisors is happy to report that four local organizations received funding for community development projects around Steuben County. These grantees include: • Steuben County 4-H Fair Association for renovations and improvements of Rensch Hall and the Steuben County Park. • Fremont Area Chamber… Continue reading.
Sign up by May 15 & earn a credit worth up to $90* Contact Josh Durbin, your energy advisor at Steuben County REMC, at 260-665-3563. Learn how you can earn up to a $90* bill credit when you put the PowerShift program to work with your air conditioner and/or pool pump. You can sign up… Continue reading.
Manage your monthly bills by paying an equalized budget amount each month. Steuben County REMC offers budget billing for members who have been in their homes at least 12 consecutive months. Budget accounts are recalculated during the spring and fall shoulder seasons and the monthly budget amount is adjusted accordingly. Any credit or debit balance… Continue reading.
