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Trivia
In 1895, it cost $300 (or $2,000 today) to light a single Christmas tree. True or False? ANSWER: True
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Calendar of events
Employees honored for service to cooperative industry
Patterson achieves service milestone
Jen Patterson was hired by Steuben County REMC five years ago. She started as a member service representative (MSR) and now works in accounts payable in addition to being an MSR. “I get to work for a great co-op with good people,” Patterson said. Patterson is from Fremont and Fort Wayne. She and her husband,… Continue reading.
Christmas tree recycling
Bring us your live Christmas trees starting Dec. 26 throughout winter, and we will recycle them for you for free.
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Volunteer to make a positive impact
With the holiday season upon us and the new year just around the corner, I can’t help but reflect on the gratitude I feel for our community. I think most will agree this has been a year like no other — certainly in my lifetime. And while we’ve seen our share of challenges, I am… Continue reading.
Official notice: Board petitions available
You have probably heard us at Southern Indiana Power talk a lot about being a cooperative owned by its members. Does this mean that those who receive our goods or services have ownership in the cooperative? Yes, that is exactly what that means. It also means that the board of directors who make the decisions… Continue reading.
Quarterly employee spotlight
Karen Mangum has been employed at the co-op for nine years. She was hired March 7, 2011, as office/IT manager. Mangum’s duties include management of the front office and front office staff, all aspects of collections and customer issue resolution as well as management of communication equipment, computer equipment and technology for the co-op. She… Continue reading.
Rounding up makes a difference each year
Each grant cycle brings new opportunities for our members to help the community through the Operation Round Up program. The co-op is grateful for the more than 70% of members who participate in the program, allowing their electric bills to be rounded up to the nearest dollar each month. These cents are then kept locally… Continue reading.