By Chris Adam Winter in Indiana often brings heavy snow, freezing rain, ice storms and strong winds. These conditions not only create travel hazards but can also cause electrical dangers, warns Indiana’s electric cooperatives. “Safety around electricity should be top of mind year-round,” said John Cassady, CEO of Indiana Electric Cooperatives. “In the winter, snow… Continue reading.
This summer, Southern Indiana Power is focusing heavily on vegetation management — an essential part of ensuring reliable electric service for our members. Our crews began our 2025 herbicide application by finishing up areas in Perry County then moving to Spencer County. Specifically focusing on our Evanston and Chrisney substations.
Where art, wine, and nature intertwine above the Ohio River Perched on a high hill overlooking the scenic Ohio River and just upstream from the Cannelton Locks & Dam, Blue Heron Winery is a haven for wine lovers, art enthusiasts, and nature seekers alike. Owned by retired educators Lynn and Gary Dauby, this winery blends… Continue reading.
The following are highlights of the May 28 board meeting to keep you informed of your cooperative’s operations and activities.
Each year, we host an Annual Membership Meeting as a way to say “thank you” to our members, as well as conduct important cooperative business, including financial updates and director elections. The theme for this year’s meeting was “Your Cooperative, Your Community.” As an electric cooperative, our business model is unique. We are not owned… Continue reading.
Zeke Allstott, fourth-year apprentice lineman, celebrates five years of service at REMC this month. Travis Thorlton, journeyman lineman, celebrates five years of service at REMC this month. Mariah Roop is the newest REMC employee. She was hired in May as a member service representative.
The director election results are in, with 1,159 members participating, or 13.23% of the membership. While there were no contested seats on this year’s ballot, your role in ratifying the election results remains vital to our cooperative’s democratic process. Congratulations to the following directors: Keith Keller- District 3 Neasa Kalme– District 6 Kyle Stockwell– District… Continue reading.
District 3: Fremont and Clear Lake Townships Keith Keller Why did you run for office? I want to help the community grow and thrive and ensure members can have reliable and affordable power and internet in our county. Occupation: RV Production, Jayco Family: I have three daughters with my wife, Ann Interests: I enjoy crafting… Continue reading.
This article is adapted from CEO Brett Abplanalp’s remarks delivered at the Annual Meeting on Friday, June 13, 2025. At Decatur County REMC, we believe in more than just keeping the lights on. We believe in powering lives, building connections, and strengthening the communities we call home. And if the past year has shown us… Continue reading.
