In 2019, your generosity allowed the co-op to give back over $102,000 in grants to 45 area non-profit organizations through the Operation Round Up program. It is only through your generous giving, when you round up your electric bill, that we can help organizations assist those in need. Below are organizations that received Operation Round… Continue reading.
Every month in this new section, we’ll tell you where our maintenance and construction crews will be and what they will be doing. Right-Of-Way Maintenance Clearing tree and overgrown vegetation is vital to providing safe, reliable power to our member-consumers. We clear certain area, known as rights-of-way, to: Keep power lines clear of… Continue reading.
It’s no surprise that there is an increased potential for fire risks and electrical safety hazards in the winter. During the coldest months, consumers use additional electrical devices and appliances, like space heaters, electric blankets and possibly portable generators. This winter, safeguard your loved ones and your home with these electrical safety tips from… Continue reading.
“To move forward, you have to give back.” This quote from Oprah Winfrey reflects the special bond and obligation that ties Decatur County REMC (DCREMC) to the community we serve. With Valentine’s Day approaching, we can’t think of a better time to express how much we love this community and serving you, the members of… Continue reading.
The Decatur County REMC nominating committee is seeking qualified members to run for directorship in Districts 3, 4, and 7. Board governance is an integral component of a successful cooperative. Interested members may request a petition at the REMC office or speak with your nominating committee member for more information. Current nominating committee representatives… Continue reading.
Decatur County REMC (DCREMC) is proud to welcome Sam Ruf to our team. Ruf is the new technology administrator at DCREMC. He assists the team with all technology needs and maximizes current systems while providing solutions for future technology needs. Ruf is a graduate of Ball State University and previously served as the IT director… Continue reading.
Chairman Steve AmRhein called the meeting to order at 6:30 p.m. and Michael Brelage kept minutes of the meeting. All members of the board were present. Also present were DCREMC CEO Brett Abplanalp and DCREMC staff members Jennie Meyer, Chris Gallaway and Crystal Greathouse. Upon motion by Dale Wernke, seconded by Michael Brelage, and carried,… Continue reading.
It’s no surprise that winter months bring increased potential for fire risks and electrical safety hazards. This makes sense because during the coldest months, consumers are using additional electrical devices and appliances, like space heaters, electric blankets and portable generators. The National Fire Protection Association estimates that 47,700 home fires occur each year in the… Continue reading.
Once again, Harrison REMC will send members their 2020 annual meeting information and registration card by using a wrap around this magazine. All members will receive this in the March issue of this magazine, even those who normally receive it via email. Annual meeting: April 7 at Corydon Central High School.Registration starts at 5:30 p.m…. Continue reading.
Harrison REMC recently honored employees with milestone anniversaries at its annual employee event. Employees reaching a milestone included: 20 Years Billy Baelz, lineman Perry Fraze, field services manager Roy Leffler, lineman 5 Years Keith Lieber, accounting manager Clayton Nix, lineman Joey Stilger, lineman “Thank you to all the employees for their hard work and commitment… Continue reading.
Harrison REMC will make a Wholesale Power Cost Adjustment to its retail rates as a result of changes in Hoosier Energy Inc.’s wholesale power costs to its member Rural Electric Membership Corporations (REMCs). This action will result in an expected increase to member bills of $0.000994 per kWh (99 cents per 1,000 kWh). This change… Continue reading.
