In the early 1930’s, electric power was only available in major metropolitan areas. Businesses and homes there had access to electricity, while others weren’t as lucky. Residents in rural areas lived without hope of electric capability until political action was initiated. Before they were consumer-owners, small groups of farmers and rural residents across the state… Continue reading.
When it’s time to replace your home heating system, a heat pump may be your best option. Heat pumps have been around for decades, and in that time, the technology has come a long way. It’s easy to miss the full value of a heat pump, because the name doesn’t quite do it justice. The… Continue reading.
Nestled on the historic Lincoln Highway and powered by Paulding Putnam EC, Lincoln Ridge Farms is a testament to tradition, innovation, and family heritage. Established in 1919, the farm has been a cornerstone of the community for over a century, evolving from a Guernsey cattle farm into a vibrant destination for fresh produce and family… Continue reading.
We need your help to locate past PPEC members so they can receive the refunds due to them. A list of individuals and businesses that have unclaimed capital credits can be found on the co-op’s website, PPEC.coop/capital-credits, or by stopping into the office. These former members’ refunds were returned “undeliverable” by the U.S. Postal Service…. Continue reading.
Tree roots and power lines often coexist without problems. But whether you’re dealing with underground or overhead power lines, take these precautions when planting trees. Not only do dangers lurk for the person planting the tree, nearby power lines and trees can be harmed as well. Trees growing too close to electrical lines are the… Continue reading.
As we begin August and start to think about the summer winding down, I want to share some highlights that are a testament to our cooperative’s commitment to education, community, and our valued members. Recently, our linemen had the honor of participating in the Kosciusko Sheriff Department’s Camp H.E.R.O. This annual camp provided local youth… Continue reading.
Every year, KREMC awards 10 $350 4-H scholarships to co-op members who participate in 4-H. Get to know some of the 2024 scholarship recipients! CARTER IMHOFF Whitko Jr/Sr High School Carter Imhoff was very happy to learn he was one of the recipients of this year’s KREMC 4-H scholarships. As the Treasurer of the Pierceton… Continue reading.
Kosciusko REMC looks forward to showing our cooperative members our heartfelt appreciation. During the month of August, stop in to see us on Fridays between noon and 3 p.m. We will be giving out free treats, awesome gifts, and a few surprises! Keep an eye on your email inbox and our KREMC social media channels… Continue reading.
Recently, KREMC lineworkers completed their annual pole top rescue training. As part of the training, each lineman must climb a pole and rescue a mannequin that is hanging from the utility pole. The lineman must then secure the mannequin using ropes and clips to safely bring him back to the ground. It is imperative that… Continue reading.
According to the Indiana State Department of Agriculture, the industry generates $35.1 billion annually for the Hoosier State. But agriculture is more than a line in a ledger. It reflects ethics, values, and innovations integral to a Hoosier way of life. Tipmont proudly serves area farmers whose tireless work is vital to our everyday activities…. Continue reading.
The regular meeting of the board of directors was held on Tuesday, June 25. All directors were present. Also attending were CEO Ron Holcomb and attorney Brian Garrison. The year-to-date margin is $276,284. The cooperative has an equity rate of 30.83%, and 556 new services have been installed this year. The next regular meeting of… Continue reading.
