In May 2013, WIN Energy REMC introduced a program that has become a favorite among electric cooperatives called Operation Round Up. As a member of WIN Energy REMC, you have a simple but powerful way to make a difference right here at home by participating in this program. Operation Round Up is a voluntary charitable… Continue reading.
It’s hard to believe we are already halfway through the year and preparing for fair season. For many years, Marshall County REMC has proudly supported local 4-H programs and the Marshall County Fair, recognizing the important role both play in bringing our communities together and helping young people grow through hands-on learning opportunities. One way… Continue reading.
The Operation Round Up board awarded $5,000 to five organizations to support the work they do in the community. 99+1 From Ashes to Fire Revival Ministry received funding to assist with the cost of purchasing brochures and Bibles in preparation for the launch of their mobile outreach events. The ministry’s mission is to provide… Continue reading.
Marshall County REMC Director Ryan Sieber recently received the Credentialed Cooperative Director (CCD) certificate from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA). An ever-changing business environment has imposed new demands on electric cooperative directors, requiring greater knowledge of changes in the electric utility industry, new governance skills, and a solid understanding of the cooperative principles… Continue reading.
As a cooperative, one of our most important responsibilities is listening to you — our members. Unlike other businesses, we exist to serve you, and your input helps guide our decisions. This summer, we’re launching a membership-wide survey to better understand how you interact with us and what matters most to you. This survey is… Continue reading.
When it comes to the electricity at your home, it’s helpful to know what the electric cooperative takes care of and what you’re responsible for. This can save time, money, and confusion if something goes wrong. A good way to think about it is this: the dividing line is where the cooperative’s system connects to… Continue reading.
Do you know someone, or do you have a student, who will be a high school junior for the 2026–2027 school year? Kankakee Valley REMC is now accepting applications for its Junior Board of Directors program. Up to 13 students will be selected for this unique leadership opportunity and will be eligible for a $1,000… Continue reading.
The Kankakee Valley REMC Operation Round Up Trust recently awarded $9,500 in scholarships to seven local high school graduates. Each year, the trust provides two $2,000 scholarships and four $1,000 scholarships to seniors pursuing a college or university education whose parents or guardians participate in the Operation Round Up program. Expanding its commitment this year,… Continue reading.
KV REMC contractors are spraying our rights-of-way this month. The Daltons, the program’s contractors, focus on brush and small vegetation control in the orange area on the map below. This work has been certified by the Indiana State Chemist, and all herbicides used are EPA-approved. If you preferred to maintain the right-of-way adjacent to your… Continue reading.
The employees and directors of Harrison REMC would like to thank everyone who attended the 88th Harrison REMC Annual Meeting! The crowd was large at the Harrison County fairgrounds on May 6. Members were able to vote, play Bingo, meet the directors, and enjoy food and ice cream. The children’s area had activities, and the… Continue reading.
The Harrison REMC Board of Directors has approved paying capital credits in the amount of $1.5 million for portions of 1990, 1991, and 2020. The board is excited to return your investment in your electric cooperative with this capital credit retirement. Capital credits are one of the benefits of membership with a not-for-profit electric cooperative… Continue reading.
