At the end of each year, Southern Indiana Power calculates our operating margin, which is the amount our income exceeded our expenses during the year. We then allocate the operating margin as “capital credits” to each member based on the amount of electricity purchased throughout the year. When our board of directors determines it’s financially… Continue reading.
Henry County REMC board member Jamey Marcum recently received the Director Gold Credential from the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA). Director Gold Credential recognizes directors who have already earned their Credentialed Cooperative Director (CCD) and Board Leadership Certificate (BLC) and who wish to continue to learn throughout their service on the board. “The Director… Continue reading.
The following individuals are candidates for board seats at the 2024 Board Election. DISTRICT 1: (UNCONTESTED) Robert Craig, Middletown Occupation: Healthcare administration Education: Bachelor of Science in Sports Medicine, Master of Business Administration “I am an active member of my community who supports local businesses and an active member of my church.” DISTRICT 4 Savanah… Continue reading.
Voting in this year’s election is simple and convenient. Voting is available in the following ways:
HCREMC’s Heather Ruggles, Monica Sexton, and Tyler Powell spoke to students about cooperative career opportunities and the benefits of attending Summer Cooperative Camp.
We are introducing a new era of convenience and accessibility with our updated voting process. While you can still vote in person at our Annual Meeting, no more paper ballots will be mailed to your doorstep. Instead, we are embracing digital voting through our user-friendly SmartHub app. This means you can cast your vote electronically,… Continue reading.
Last month, Jackson County REMC participated in Washington County’s Ag Day, where we empowered young minds with crucial knowledge about electrical safety. From our demonstration to engaging discussions, we are helping light the way to a safer tomorrow. We were also thrilled to have been part of Seymour High School’s Career Day, inspiring the next… Continue reading.
This month, I thought I would highlight how your electric cooperative supports the youth in our community. Our website has a page dedicated to yearly student opportunities with links to additional information. Most of these programs require the participant to be a son, daughter, or legal ward of a Jasper County REMC member, except for… Continue reading.
