Bill Redesign Beginning with Cycle 3 in February, members will notice a new, updated look and design to their electric bills. The new bills will feature designated placement for current information and important updates, as well as notifications for things like credit card expirations, past due balances, and more. Other features include updated use graphs… Continue reading.

Steuben County REMC is looking for three seventh-graders-to-be to attend the 2019 Touchstone Energy® Camp from June 5-8 at Camp Tecumseh in Brookston. Would you like a no-holds-barred camp experience? Are you the adventurous type who likes to meet new people and try new things? Or perhaps you’re a wallflower that would love to grow… Continue reading.

It’s amazing what we learn through listening and observation. In our continual goal to stay connected to our members here at Noble REMC, we’ve provided mobile applications, including SmartHub, to enable you to receive outage and restoration notifications, check the status of your electric service and see real-time updates on energy use. Members are using… Continue reading.

Noble REMC is led by members like you who listen and understand the community. If you’ve been looking for a way to become more involved in the cooperative, and in turn, your community, now is the time to make your voice heard and pick up a petition to run for a seat on our board… Continue reading.

This is the introductory column in a new series titled “Ask the Energy Advisor,” which will be published every other month and feature timely and relevant information from Noble REMC Energy Advisor Brian Hawk. The series will touch on a wide range of subjects, including energy efficiency, rebate programs, construction and remodeling, and more, while… Continue reading.

Page Day: Jan. 23 Spend a day in the Indiana Senate with students from REMCs around the state. Highlights include a Statehouse tour, mock bill activity, speakers and other educational activities. REQUIREMENTS: You must be available on Jan. 23 and have reliable transportation to and from the Indiana Statehouse that day. The program is open… Continue reading.

Most of us lead busy lives. We find ourselves constantly checking phones and email to keep up with the demands of modern life. Thanks to technology, we can accomplish many tasks electronically and remotely to be more efficient. And with so many pressing obligations, we like to protect our “spare” time. Invitations to attend in-person… Continue reading.

The safety of our members and employees is the number one priority for Miami-Cass REMC. In order to protect our employees, we will not accept cash or checks at your location if you have been disconnected. We are upgrading our meters for future improvements, and one of the benefits is the ability to turn off… Continue reading.

Miami-Cass invests over $125,000 each year on tree trimming and removal. This investment pays tremendous dividends during severe weather by reducing the number of outages that our consumer-members experience. Tree maintenance is one of the many ways your co-op makes our service to you more reliable. Many of our members have reported dead ash trees… Continue reading.

Counted five board members present. Miami-Cass REMC attorney Jeremy Fetty attended via teleconference. WVPA board report was given by Rob Schwartz. Monthly legal report was given by Fetty. Schwartz presented the monthly CEO report. Minutes from the previous board meeting were approved with corrections. September monthly operating, member services and safety reports were reviewed and… Continue reading.

After 40 years of faithfully serving Miami-Cass REMC and its members, Chuck Lewis will retire next month. Lewis started his career with the REMC in February 1979 as a work order clerk. He was later promoted to office manager over billing and finance. In 2014, he became the director of information technology and special projects…. Continue reading.