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.
FEBRUARY 26 Online and mail-in voting opens MARCH 25 Online and mail-in voting closes APRIL 2 Annual Meeting video and voting results posted VIRTUAL ANNUAL MEETING Secretary’s report CEO report Election results
In January, the Operation Round Up board awarded four local organizations grants: Argos Jr./Sr. High received funding to purchase textbooks for business classes. Argos Jr./Sr. High provides several business classes on marketing, financial literacy, and management. Cultivate Food Rescue received funding to provide perishable food and frozen meals to a network of pantries and service… Continue reading.
The Operation Round Up board granted over $26,000 to local organizations in 2023. These include Argos Community Development Corp., Bikes for Kids, the Brotherhood of Professional Police Officers, Bread of Life Community Food Pantry, CASA of Marshall County, Child Evangelism Fellowship of Indiana Inc., North Central Indiana Chapter, Drew’s Gift of Music, Held in Hope… Continue reading.
Balance Sheet (In Thousands) BY THE NUMBERS 6,406 total number of members 8,060 total number of meters 992 miles of energized line 6.45 members per mile of line
Watch your email for a media preference survey from Marshall County REMC, arriving between March 7 and 14. Your insights on how you prefer to receive information from us are vital. This online questionnaire will help guide our strategies for future communications. Your voice matters in shaping our future interactions, so please participate and help… Continue reading.
Exercise one of the greatest benefits of being a member of an electric co-op by voting for the upcoming year’s board of directors. MELINDA OVERMYER Melinda (Mindy) Overmyer is a lifetime Marshall County resident. Overmyer graduated from Plymouth High School in 1997. She earned her associate degree in business administration at Ancilla College and her… Continue reading.
As a utility, we are committed to providing you with safe, affordable, reliable, and resilient electricity. This month, I want to focus on the importance of reliability and resiliency in meeting your energy needs. Despite the efforts of our highly skilled employees to maintain a robust system, unforeseen circumstances, especially those brought on by Mother… Continue reading.
After more than 80 years since electric cooperatives set the first utility pole, they remain the most cost-effective way to safely support power lines, insulators, transformers, and other electric hardware. Occasionally, a pole needs to be replaced due to a car accident, lightning strike, ice storm, tornado, or simply age. And each pole replacement can… Continue reading.
Your cooperative understands the desire for options regarding the type of energy that powers your home. Solar has become attractive for many of our member-consumers. Interest in green energy sources and renewables is at an all-time high. Before you decide to invest in solar and sign a contract with a solar contractor, call your co-op…. Continue reading.
RUN FOR DIRECTORSHIP AND REPRESENT THE NEEDS OF YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY AND CO-OP. Elections will take place for three open positions on the board. The Kankakee Valley REMC membership will elect a board member from District 3, District 5, and one At-Large Director. District 3: Lincoln, Johnson, Union, Noble, Pleasant, Washington, Hanna, Prairie, Dewey, New… Continue reading.
Keep an eye on your inbox for an upcoming media preference survey from Kankakee Valley REMC, expected to arrive between March 7 and 14. This survey is in partnership with our statewide association, Indiana Electric Cooperatives. The survey will come from Kankakee Valley REMC. Your input on how you prefer to receive information from us… Continue reading.
TWO OPTIONS TO ATTEND: 1) Wednesday, May 8, 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. HARRISON COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS This event will offer registration and voting. There will also be food, bingo, a children’s area, and informational booths. Members must go into the Windell building to register and vote. There is no drive-thru on this day. 2) Thursday,… Continue reading.
