Steuben County REMC
Steuben County REMC
is a member-owned electric cooperative headquartered in Angola, Indiana. As a cooperative, Steuben County REMC follows seven core principles that are universal to cooperatives worldwide. Among those principles is one stressing education, training and information. Indiana Connection, a monthly magazine published especially for Indiana’s electric cooperative members, is one way the REMC informs and educates its members. Indiana Connection is available not only in a print format, but as an electronic publication for those who prefer getting their information on their electronic devices.
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2025 Annual Meeting Notice
The 2025 Steuben County REMC Annual Meeting will be broadcast on June 14 on YouTube, Facebook, or remcsteuben.com. Subscribe to our YouTube channel for the first notice of election results. Timeline May 12 (Monday): Voting openedJune 9 (Monday): Last chance to mail in paper ballotsJune 12 (Thursday): Voting closesJune 14 (Saturday): Election results announced on YouTube… Continue reading.
CEO report
For the last few years, I have spent a great deal of time during my annual reports talking about our broadband internet deployment, and rightfully so. This project might be the most significant infrastructure investment in rural northeast Indiana since your electric cooperative began building our current electric system in the late 1930s. The $32 million… Continue reading.
Your guide to voting
At Steuben County REMC, the process of electing your board of directors is a priority. For this reason, we provide three convenient ways to cast your vote in the election. You can vote by mail or online prior to the meeting. Beginning May 12, ballots similar to the one featured below will be mailed to… Continue reading.
2024 financial and historical information
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Meet your director candidates
Exercise one of the greatest benefits of being a member of an electric co-op by voting for the upcoming year’s board of directors. Districts 3, 6, and 7 are up for election. District 3: Fremont and Clear Lake Townships | Keith Keller Why are you running for office? I want to help the community grow… Continue reading.
Operation Round Up Annual Report 2024
Operation Round Up, a charitable giving program initiated by Steuben County REMC, empowers our members to positively impact our local community. Through this program, members can automatically round up their monthly electric bills to the nearest dollar. These small contributions are then pooled into a fund supporting various charitable causes in our area. How it… Continue reading.
Spring clean your A/C
Some people tackle spring cleaning by decluttering and scrubbing their home — while missing the most vital equipment saving them from a sweltering summer. Many people welcome the season’s warmer weather with a thorough spring cleaning of their home. This frequently includes focusing on sprucing up living spaces — or getting to that long to-do… Continue reading.
Lineworker appreication
Lineworker Appreciation Day is on April 14. As we celebrate the remarkable men and women who ensure reliable power, let’s recognize the Steuben County REMC Operations Department’s unwavering dedication to the local communities they serve.
Tech tip: Avoiding traffic jams
The best highways in the country can have impeded traffic due to high vehicle volumes. The same can happen with your internet. Imagine, in our car analogy, that you are driving on I-69 in Fort Wayne. There are six lanes of traffic, and during certain days and times, rush hour traffic can decrease the speed… Continue reading.
Sign up for budget billing
Do you want to level out your electric bill? Steuben County REMC offers budget billing to help members manage their monthly bills by equalizing them each month. To be eligible to sign up for budget billing: Budget accounts are recalculated at the beginning of the calendar year, and the monthly amount is adjusted accordingly. Your budget… Continue reading.
Right tree, right place
When planting trees, follow these guidelines to avoid potential problems. Always remember to call 811 before you dig. Low Tree Zone: Avoid planting within 20 ft. of power lines. Only plant shrubs and small trees that reach a mature height of 15 ft. or less. Medium Tree Zone: Plant medium trees (under 40 ft. when… Continue reading.













