Every community has its own unique attributes that make it attractive to new or expanding businesses. Those attributes are key for successful economic development — which leads to job creation and economic growth. Electric cooperatives like yours work hand-in-hand with local and regional economic development corporations to foster growth and development opportunities. This is an… Continue reading.
To keep you informed of your cooperatives operations and activities, the following are highlights of the Aug. 27 board meeting. 1. All directors were present along with CEO Steve Seibert and Office/IT Manager Karen Mangum. 2. The July 30 board meeting minutes were reviewed and approved. 3. The membership certificates were reviewed. 4. The vouchers… Continue reading.
Damage to electrical equipment from gunfire can be costly for both the utility and its customers, and potentially deadly if the damage sparks a fire or affects someone on life-support electrical equipment. HERE ARE THINGS TO KEEP IN MIND: Avoid shooting near utilities. Never shoot in the direction of power lines, power poles or substations…. Continue reading.
Paulding Putnam Broadband Services Coordinator Luke Burkhart with Grover Hill Lions Club President Jay Denny and Secretary Reg Hinchcliff. The downtown Community Building will receive free Wi-Fi from the co-op as part of the new village partnership. Paulding Putnam has partnered with the Village of Grover Hill and the Lions Club to bring free public… Continue reading.
In todays rapidly changing energy landscape where federal policy, power grids, and technology continue to evolve electric cooperatives remain essential in delivering reliable, affordable, and sustainable power to rural communities. What makes co-ops like Paulding Putnam unique is their structure: member-owned, not-for-profit organizations that rely on active participation from the people they serve. Paulding Putnam… Continue reading.
Just as you pull out your winter gear before you need it, prepping your home for the coming season is a great idea. If you prepare in the fall for colder weather, you will be glad when you receive your first winter electric bill. The following steps can be taken now to use less energy… Continue reading.
We encourage electric members to remember that the electric and internet sides of the co-op are separate. Fiber-only subscribers will not receive the same benefits that electric members do; we recognize that this is your cooperative. However, the fiber network we are building will benefit members because it benefits the electric system, strengthening our grid… Continue reading.
Steuben County REMC Broadband is three years old! We installed our first broadband member on Oct. 11, 2022. Today we have: 4,350 total active subscribers 100% deployment To find out more about our broadband service visit our website, REMCsteuben.com, or call our office at 260-665-3563.
View our unclaimed capital credit list on our website at remcsteuben.com/unclaimed-capital-credits. We issued checks in 2022 for members with capital credits from 2010. The deadline to have all necessary completed paperwork to the REMC office is Dec. 1.
The leaves are changing, and the temperature is starting to drop. Now is the time to begin your winter preparations before it freezes and snowflakes fall. Here are some ways to prepare for winter that will help with electrical use and give you peace of mind. ACH ACH solves the problem of checks not reaching… Continue reading.
