As an electric cooperative, Henry County REMC operates under the guiding principles that define cooperatives worldwide. These seven principles are Voluntary and Open Membership, Democratic Member Control, Members’ Economic Participation, Autonomy and Independence, Education, Training and Information, Cooperation Among Cooperatives, and Concern for Community. One way Henry County REMC exemplifies Concern for Community is through… Continue reading.

In today’s connected world, the expectations of our membership have changed dramatically. Reliable electric service is no longer a luxury but an essential part of daily life, and Henry County REMC remains dedicated to increasing reliability across the distribution system. Major investments of time and resources have the vegetation management, pole testing, inspection, and maintenance… Continue reading.

Henry County REMC proudly announces that Eden Grace Fawver, a talented young artist from Knightstown, is featured in the 2025 Indiana Electric Cooperatives Calendar of Student Art. Each year, this statewide competition invites K-12 students to showcase their creativity, and Fawver’s submission earned an honorable mention for her grade level. Fawver, a fifth grader at… Continue reading.

There will be a Town Hall Meeting at Henry County REMC on Feb. 6 from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Members interested in running for a seat on the board of directors are invited to attend and learn more. Seats are open to nominations this year for Districts 2, 7, and 8. DISTRICT 2 Shane… Continue reading.

A new year presents the opportunity to embrace change, rethink the status quo, and plan for the future. At Henry County REMC, we place an emphasis on consistency. It’s embedded in our mission: to provide reliable, safe, and cost-competitive electrical service to enhance the lives of our members and the communities we serve. This mission… Continue reading.

Electricity is essential for nearly every aspect of daily life. We expect it all day every day and rarely think about how it is produced and delivered to our homes. You might be surprised to learn that, behind the scenes, a network of experts is working daily (and even by the minute) to anticipate how… Continue reading.

Let’s continue our road trip learning about the internet, technology, and ways for you to have a better experience and faster internet. Outdated devices Have you ever seen a Model T car driving down a four-lane highway? Probably not, and if you have, there was a line of vehicles passing it. Model Ts were fast… Continue reading.

Indiana Youth Tour and Camp Kilowatt applications deadline: March 3  Director petition deadline: March 14  Operation Round Up application deadlines: March 28, June 27, Sep. 26, Dec. 26  Virtual Annual Meeting: June 14 

We need to know! Please let us know if you rely on life-sustaining equipment that requires power, including respirators or dialysis machines. We need to be aware of these situations when the need for electrical power is incredibly crucial. If we know about these special situations, we can advise you of planned outages. However, this… Continue reading.

Have a real tree from Christmas and not sure what to do with it? Steuben County REMC is now accepting Christmas trees to recycle for free. Bring your tree to our office during regular business hours, and we will recycle it. Please bring bare trees without any ornaments, lights, or cords. DROP-OFF TIMES Monday–Friday, 7:30… Continue reading.

The employees and directors of Steuben County REMC thank the following employees for their years of service. FROM LEFT: Donnie Snyder(25 YEARS) Matt Lorntz(30 YEARS) Gary Shough(25 YEARS) NOT PICTURED: Bill Snyder(5 YEARS) Jennifer Duke(10 YEARS) Ann Charlton(30 YEARS)