Damaging storm hits co-op

On June 11, severe storms swept across northern Indiana, bringing damaging winds, heavy rain, and significant impacts to our electrical system. I was reminded once again of the resilience that defines our cooperative and the communities we serve. Continue reading.

A trip of a lifetime

LaGrange County REMC sponsored Taylor Sutton, a Lakeland High School senior, as its delegate to the Indiana Electric Cooperative Youth Tour in June. The annual program provides students with a unique opportunity to explore the nation’s capital, learn about government and leadership, and connect with peers from across the country. Continue reading.

 

Understanding your electric bill

August is typically one of the warmest months of the year, and that means air conditioners across our community are working overtime to keep homes comfortable, just like they did at the end of June and beginning of July. During periods of extreme heat, many members may see an increase in their electric bill and wonder what factors contribute to the cost of electricity. Continue reading.

Unclaimed Capital Credits

LaGrange County REMC is attempting to locate former members who have unclaimed capital credits. These capital credits were retired and issued during 2023.  

If no one claims the retired amount within 60 days, the REMC may add the unclaimed amount to the Cooperative’s permanent, non-allocated capital or use the unclaimed amount as otherwise permitted by law. Your assistance is greatly appreciated. Click here for the list of names.

Look out for special anniversary giveaways

This year, LaGrange County REMC is proud to celebrate 90 years of powering our communities and serving our members. Since Oct. 29, 1936, your cooperative has remained committed to providing safe, reliable electricity while putting our members first. To thank you for being part of our story, we’re planning some special 90th anniversary giveaways starting… Continue reading.

A story numbers can tell

I’ve mentioned before in this column that I have a degree in accounting. It’s probably no surprise, then, that I’m a bit of a numbers guy. But here’s something you might not expect: the numbers themselves are rarely the most interesting part of my job. The conversations behind them are. Continue reading.