Miami-Cass REMC
Miami-Cass REMC is a member-owned electric cooperative headquartered in Peru, Indiana. As a cooperative, Miami-Cass REMC follows seven core principles that are universal to cooperatives worldwide. Among those principles is one stressing education, training and information. Indiana Connection, a monthly magazine published especially for Indiana’s electric cooperative members, is one way the REMC informs and educates its members. Indiana Connection is available not only in a print format, but as an electronic publication for those who prefer getting their information on their electronic devices.
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Home sneeze home
Many people welcome summer days not with smiles, but with sneezes, sniffles and sensitivity to seasonal allergies that leave them sprinting indoors. Yet their home might not be the allergen safe haven they consider it to be. Some of those very allergens making people ill can easily come indoors — and may be residing alongside… Continue reading.
Easy ways to cut your summer energy bills
The quickest way to lower your energy costs is to conserve. Here are some simple things you can do that will help you save energy this summer: Give your stove a rest. A microwave oven uses two-thirds less energy than your stove to cook and heat food. Other energy-savers: grilling outdoors or enjoying cold, healthy… Continue reading.
Don’t overlook attic, crawl space
Cool air could escape from your home this summer through two spaces you probably don’t pay much attention to: the attic and the crawl space under the home. If your attic doesn’t have enough insulation it could let cool air out and hot, summer air in. Even though your home was probably built with plenty… Continue reading.
We exist to serve you
“We’re here to serve you.” These words may sound generic, but to us — your local electric cooperative — they mean everything. Miami-Cass REMC was created to serve our community. Back in the day, neighbors banded together and formed our co-op to bring electricity to an area where there was none. That mission-focused heritage is… Continue reading.
Keep metallic balloons inside
METAL-COATED BALLOONS, OR MYLARS, CAN CAUSE POWER OUTAGES AND POSE A PUBLIC SAFETY RISK. The metallic coating can conduct electricity, and can cause a short circuit or power surge when in contact with power lines. This can lead to large-scale power outages, melting of electrical wires, and fires, leading to possible injuries and property damage…. Continue reading.
Keeping your cool when energy demand heats up
Planning ahead to save energy during the dog days of summer can help keep you cool while helping the environment — and even get you some money back! Most people know the basic rules of supply and demand: When demand goes up, the price typically goes up, too. The same goes for electricity — when… Continue reading.
2023 Miami-Cass REMC Annual Meeting Agenda
JUNE 15 | Peru High School84th ANNUAL MEETING AGENDA 6 p.m. REGISTRATION, VENDORS AND DINNER 6:30 p.m. ENTERTAINMENT — Grace Scott Acoustic 7:30 p.m. WELCOME — Mike Barron, emcee INVOCATION — Eric McCoy NATIONAL ANTHEM — Grace Scott CALL TO ORDER — Jim Savage, board president CEO COMMENTS — Rob Schwartz, CEO ELECTION REPORT —… Continue reading.
Board of Directors Candidates
The following directors are up for election at the Miami-Cass REMC Annual Meeting on June 15. Both are running uncontested.
2022 Miami-Cass REMC Annual Meeting Minutes
The 83rd Member Appreciation Day and Annual Meeting of the Miami-Cass County Rural Electric Membership Corporation was held at the Peru Circus building in Peru, Indiana, on Thursday, June 16. All registered members who attended received a thermal cooler, a $15 bill credit and were entered into a drawing for a chance to win one… Continue reading.
Preparing to serve you better
Providing reliable power to you is, and will always be, the top priority for Miami-Cass REMC. These days, power reliability seems to be making news more than ever. As the energy industry continues to transition and more segments of the economy are becoming electrified, additional pressures are being placed on our nation’s electric grid. With… Continue reading.