One of the ways Kosciusko REMC has been investing in the local community is through the EnviroWatts Grant Program. Members who choose to participate donate 1 cent per kilowatt-hour they use, up to $7.50 per member per month. This makes up the EnviroWatts fund, which provides grants to local nonprofit organizations improving the environment in… Continue reading.
Harrison REMCs time-of-day rate (TOD) is designed for consumers who are able to shift more of their electricity use to lower demand or off-peak periods. This rate more accurately passes along the real-time cost of electricity. Electrical energy is more expensive during periods of high demand and less expensive when demand is low. You can… Continue reading.
Beat the Peak is Harrison REMCs voluntary program designed to encourage members to become more aware of the energy they use and to reduce their energy use during peak demand periods. The program is simple. During times when the cost to purchase and produce power for members is high, we issue Beat the Peak alerts…. Continue reading.
Harrison REMC linemen recently showcased their skills at the 2025 Indiana Electric Cooperative Lineman Rodeo, a two-day competition that brings together the best of the best from across the state. This year, 35 teams and 131 individuals from 26 Indiana cooperatives competed in a series of events that tested speed, precision, and safety the same… Continue reading.
The 2025 Indiana Electric Cooperatives Lineman Rodeo took place on Aug. 21 and 22. This annual two-day event showcases the skills and safety training of Indiana electric cooperative linemen. This year, five employees participated. Journeyman Linemen Craig Smart, Michael Witvoet, Brett Wilhite, Matt Beasley, and Apprentice Lineman Jake Steinke competed in team and individual events…. Continue reading.
As Kosciusko REMCs Meter Technician, Wayne Adams, celebrates his remarkable 28 years of service to our organization and community, he reflects on the journey and experiences that shaped his career. CAREER JOURNEY When Adams first started, he was a meter reader. Over the years, he advanced to the position of meter technician. An average workday… Continue reading.
October marks National Cooperative Month, a month we can celebrate the history, community, and principles that have shaped us. Over 95 years ago, rural communities across the country banded together to bring electricity to their families. This community spirit of collaboration has continued to be a hallmark of the cooperative model into the present day…. Continue reading.
WHOLE HOME GENERATORS For the safety of our linemen, please let us know if you have a whole-home generator. SMALL BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT Do you want your small business highlighted in Indiana Connection? Call our office or email jasperremc@ jasperremc.com for more information.Jake Steinke and Brett Wilhite work together during a team event. REBATES AVAILABLE Are… Continue reading.
Harvest season is one of the busiest times of the year, with long hours in the field and large equipment in use. As the pace picks up, it’s important to stay alert, especially when working near overhead power lines. Farm equipment like combines, augers, and grain carts can easily reach the height of power lines…. Continue reading.
The Jackson County REMC Board of Directors has declared that the capital credits that were allocated to members for the year 1994 are eligible for refund, with payments scheduled to begin at the end of November. Members and heirs of members who had service during this year are eligible to file claims. NOTICES WERE MAILED… Continue reading.
Shooting birds near power or fiber lines may seem harmless, but it creates serious risks: Infrastructure damage: Bullets and pellets can sever wires, cause short circuits, and lead to costly repairs. Service interruptions: Damaged lines mean power outages and internet disruptions for homes and businesses. Cost to members: Repairs can run into thousands of dollars,… Continue reading.
