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 1, 2, and 9 are up for election. District 1: Gary Shough Occupation: Equipment operator Employer: Steuben County Highway (28 years) Community involvement: Active: Boy Scout Troop 423 (assistant scoutmaster), Orland… Continue reading.
The 84th annual Member Appreciation Day and Annual Meeting was held June 15, 2023, at the Peru Junior-Senior High School. Total attendance at the meeting was 189 registered members, representing nearly 4% of the total voting membership. All registered members who attended received a silicone cup, a $15 bill credit, and were entered into a… Continue reading.
When it comes to manmade marvels of modern design, there’s nothing quite like the American electric grid. Consider its scope for a moment. There are nearly 10,000 generation plants in the United States, creating a total capacity of a million megawatts that travels more than 600,000 miles of transmission lines across the country to our… Continue reading.
Three new employees have recently joined the WIN Energy REMC team. Welcome, Kaelin, Brayten, and Nolan!
Power lines crisscross our countryside, bringing the benefits of electricity. But storms or accidents can knock them from their perch and put them on the ground or within reach. Just because they’re down doesn’t mean they’re dead. “Keeping your distance from downed power lines and knowing what to do if you see one are the… Continue reading.
Bart Nesius, DISTRICT 1 Bart Nesius is the incumbent director from District 1. Nesius and his wife, Cindy, live in rural Rensselaer and have two sons, Bryce (26) and Braden (22). Nesius owns and operates a farm where he raises corn and soybeans. Nesius was elected to the Jasper County REMC board of directors in… Continue reading.
Marshall County REMC is currently seeking applications for the Operation Round Up board. The Marshall County REMC board will appoint two new members to the Operation Round Up board in the next few months. The Operation Round Up board meets quarterly to review all grant applications and determine how the Operation Round funds will be… Continue reading.
Fiber internet is a game changer. It makes streaming better, searching faster, and working from home easier. Fiber internet connects you to the world and can enhance your daily life. That’s why Heartland REMC and TWN Communications are bringing cutting-edge fiber internet to HREMC’s service territory. As the fiber project progresses, crews build the fiber… Continue reading.
We wanted to take the time to thank each of the following employees for their time at DMREMC. Each one is key to providing you with the best service possible. BECCA HOLLAWAY JAN. 4TWO YEARS TYLER BOSTOCK JAN. 8SIX YEARS CAREY WADE JAN. 31TWO YEARS THERESA SHOWALTER JAN. 537 YEARS ERICA WORLAND JAN. 17TWO YEARS
The start of a new year is normally marked with lists of resolutions and goals — things we want to start doing, things we want to do better and things we want to stop doing. Some people are probably good at sticking to resolutions. Others are not. Don’t feel alone if you are in the… Continue reading.
Antique relics are more than just old objects; they tell a story about a company’s past. We want to add more relics to our collection and invite you to contribute any REMC items you or your family might have. Over the next month, we will complete a display in our lobby, including a cabinet and… Continue reading.
The Pershing Township Shelter House, nestled in the heart of Freetown, plays a crucial role in our community life. It serves as a hub for the Freetown Freedom Festival, hosts concerts throughout the year, and provides shelter for various other events. As a testament to our commitment to support local initiatives, Jackson County REMC stepped… Continue reading.
