December may have been the season of giving, but for many Decatur County REMC members, giving is a year-round tradition. While the contributions may seem like small change, they make a big difference in our community. As a member of Decatur County REMC, you help us make a positive impact throughout the community. Through our… Continue reading.
When? June 25 — Registration begins at 6 p.m. Business meeting starts at 7 p.m. Where? Rochester High School All registered members will receive a $25 bill credit. Prize drawings will follow the meeting. Members must be present to win. 1 $200 bill credit • 4 $100 bill credits • 6 $75 bill credits •… Continue reading.
Spring is the time for storms, and heavy rains and lightning can send power lines flying off their poles and right into harm’s way. Teach your children to stay away from downed power lines and keep these safety measures in mind: If you see a fallen power line, don’t touch it for any reason. Don’t… Continue reading.
It is important for Fulton County REMC to have the most up-to-date member information possible. This includes your current phone number. Phone numbers are essential if we need to send out phone notification messages regarding planned outages or other important issues. We also leave phone notifications warning the disconnection of service for non-payment. If we… Continue reading.
Every once in a while, I get the loaded question: “Why do my lights blink?” This is never an easy question to answer. In my nearly 20 years at Fulton County REMC, I have probably seen at least 100 different reasons for blinking lights. Many times they only blink once in a while and only… Continue reading.
We’re celebrating National Lineman Appreciation Month by introducing you to our line employees. Combined, they have 104 years of experience and dedication to serving you! Fulton County REMC proudly recognizes all electric linemen for the services they perform by being available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year in a variety of weather conditions… Continue reading.
Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative linemen Russell Rager and Jeff Ferris celebrated 30 years with the co-op this year. When asked what their best memories were, it’s ironic — they both answered first with the derecho of 2012 that took out most of PPEC’s electric plant and left members without power for 10 days. “That storm… Continue reading.
Safety Last year was an outstanding year for the cooperative. This year, we continued with our outstanding safety record, which means all our employees are dedicated to working safely and going home to their families each day. Operating margins improved from the prior year and expenses were maintained at below peer levels. Reliability Plant investment… Continue reading.
As April arrives, it brings with it showers that produce spring flowers. It also heralds spring storm season, which can include power outages. While Noble REMC strives to provide reliable electricity to our members, there are times when Mother Nature has other plans. Most of us can ride out a storm from the comfort and… Continue reading.
Sherryl Rhinesmith, manager of the shared communications and marketing department of Noble and LaGrange County REMCs, is saying goodbye to those she considers family. “Working with all the people here is absolutely awesome. We’re a family. I’ve been blessed with, not just one, but two co-op families,” Rhinesmith said. “Both Noble and LaGrange County REMCs… Continue reading.
Prime Care Ag of Wawaka recently received a $12,408.80 POWER MOVES® rebate for LED lighting installed at a new farrowing facility west of Kendallville on U.S. 6. Noble REMC Energy Advisor Brian Hawk, left, presents the check to Prime Care Ag representatives Mitch Wysong, center, and Chuck Wysong, right.
On April 22, the world celebrates Earth Day by educating the public regarding ecological issues and taking part in local projects to improve the environment. In honor of that annual initiative, Noble REMC would like to remind our members about alternative energy programs available to them throughout the year. Noble REMC’s Co-op Solar program makes… Continue reading.
With the retirement of Sherryl Rhinesmith (see story on page 7), the staff of the shared communications and marketing team of Noble and LaGrange County REMCs have changed titles and added a new member. Kevin Dreibelbis, with 25 years of experience in cooperative communications, will now lead the team as the communications and marketing manager…. Continue reading.
