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With cooperatives, you get the credit

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Posted on Oct 07, 2020 in Heartland REMC

Operation at cost is part of the cooperative difference. Electric cooperatives aren’t like other utilities. You, as a consumer and a member, own a portion of the business. And one benefit of that membership involves the allocation of excess revenue, called margins, in the form of capital credits. Electric cooperatives operate at cost, collecting enough… Continue reading.

Power On: October is Co-op Month

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Posted on Oct 06, 2020 in Clark County REMC

October is National Co-op Month. With COVID safety in mind, we can’t celebrate with our usual giveaways and cook-outs. But we can still share with each other what it means to be part of a co-op. First, we want to hear your favorite co-op stories. Did you have a life-changing experience by attending Youth Tour… Continue reading.

Board of directors election update

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Posted on Oct 06, 2020 in Clark County REMC

Do you live in Carr, Union, Lafayette, or New Albany? Members from Districts 4 and 5 may apply to serve on the board of directors in the next election, scheduled for April 2021. We are working to make our election and petition processes COVID-safe, so look for an announcement about how to apply in November.

Share your co-op story with us!

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Posted on Oct 06, 2020 in Clark County REMC

Clark County REMC was founded here in our community by members just like you in 1939. Our main purpose is to provide safe and reliable electricity, but did you know we do so much more? We give back to the communities we serve with youth programs, donations, family events, kid safety programs, and so much… Continue reading.

Our community is strong

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Posted on Oct 06, 2020 in Bartholomew County REMC

As an electric cooperative, our top priority is always to provide reliable, affordable energy to you, the members we serve. Because we are a co-op, our mission is to enrich the lives of our members and serve the long-term interests of our local community. This mission has never been more critical than in recent months…. Continue reading.