Instead of my normal monthly article, for several months we will be featuring each of our seven districts. Each one is a unique and special place to call home. We’ve also asked each board member from those districts to tell us a little about where they live and why they love being there. We hope… Continue reading.
You expect reliable and affordable electricity from your electric cooperative, so how does your co-op deliver on that promise? A complex network of electricity generators and tens of thousands of miles of electrical lines work together to ensure that enough electricity is available on the coldest winter morning and during the dog days of summer…. Continue reading.
Wesley Nicholson | Fiber Technician Wesley Nicholson graduated from West Washington High School in 2001. He and his wife, Emily, have been married for 15 years and live in Campbellsburg. Justin Gilbert | Network Engineer Justin Gilbert graduated from Cincinnati State University after studying information systems. He has one son, Jayden, and lives… Continue reading.
The map above is color-coded to represent the different phases of the Orange County Fiber high-speed internet project. Listed below are more detailed statistics on the construction progress as of March 12: Crews are currently working in the areas near Hardinsburg and Campbellsburg. Approximately 900 miles of fiber is now up. Approximately 3,600 drops have… Continue reading.
Since 1935, Marshall County REMC has provided dependable electricity and quality service to its members. Today, the rural members of Marshall County REMC are underserved by high-speed internet, much like the co-op’s rural residents were underserved with electricity in the 1930s. High-speed internet is now recognized across the county as being just as… Continue reading.
Title: Journeyman Lineman Years of Service: 10 Chris Ennis and his wife, Celia, have three daughters (Lia, Delaney and Olivia) and one son (Braylon). Ennis enjoys hunting, fishing, camping, coaching and going to the gym. He enjoys spending time with his family. We thank you for your 10 years of dedicated service!
Marshall County REMC was one of three Indiana electric cooperatives to send crews and equipment to assist with the power restoration effort in Kentucky after an ice storm moved through the state in mid-February. Twelve Indiana electric cooperatives lineworkers were dispatched to Licking Valley Rural Electric Cooperatives in West Liberty, Kentucky, to assist in the… Continue reading.
On Lineworker Appreciation Day on April 12, the Marshall County REMC staff and board would like to thank each of our linemen for their dedication to the cooperative and its members.
This summer, you can upgrade to a WiFi thermostat and save energy to beat the heat with the newest addition to our PowerShift® program. In mid-May, Marshall County REMC will launch a new WiFi thermostat option as part of PowerShift, a program that offers rebates for residential members to shift their energy use to times… Continue reading.
As a member-owner of this cooperative you have a voice. There are many ways you can make your voice heard. One way is to vote in the board of directors election. Another is to provide feedback to us. Recently, we asked you to weigh in on the upcoming annual meeting through a short online survey…. Continue reading.
If you were asked to associate an image or person with Kankakee Valley REMC, you would probably picture a lineworker. Some of the most visible employees of the co-op are the lineworkers who tirelessly ensure that our community is safe and that the power is flowing. Being a lineworker is not necessarily a glamorous or… Continue reading.
