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Debunking myths about electricity
Distinguishing fact from fiction about electricity and power lines can keep you and your family safe
Many Hoosiers start learning about electricity at an early age, often through lessons in school. As we grow up, those facts are sometimes mixed with myths we hear through other people, the media, or social media. Unfortunately, false information and …Read More.
Casey Crabb named 2024 Tom Taylor Award recipient
Award recognizes outstanding contributions to electric cooperative member services
Indiana Electric Cooperatives (IEC) named Casey Crabb the recipient of the 2024 Tom Taylor Award. Crabb, communications and public relations manager at Carroll White REMC, was presented the award during the Marketing, Member Services and Communicators professional section fall meeting …Read More.
Preparing for winter storms
Winter in Indiana can leave you stuck at home for days without power. It’s never too early to plan and prepare your home for winter weather.
Each season brings new opportunities and new weather concerns for Hoosiers. A winter day in Indiana can bring heavy snow, freezing rain, ice storms, and strong winds. These forms of winter weather can create electrical hazards, warns Jon Elkins, vice …Read More.
Craciunoiu to join Indiana Electric Cooperatives
Named Vice President of Education and Development Indiana Electric Cooperatives (IEC) named Michael Craciunoiu to lead its careers, culture and development team. Craciunoiu will serve as the association’s vice president of education and development. Craciunoiu will lead the association’s professional development, …Read More.
Hadley to join Indiana Electric Cooperatives
Named Director of Policy and Government Relations Indiana Electric Cooperatives (IEC) named Ryan Hadley to its government relations team. Hadley will serve as the association’s director of policy and government relations beginning Oct. 28. “Ryan has a strong track record …Read More.
Pemberton earns certified loss control professional designation
Program helps create safer utility work environment
Greg Pemberton, Apprenticeship Training Program Director at Indiana Electric Cooperatives (IEC), recently earned his certified loss control professional (CLCP) designation. The program, designed to help ensure a safer work environment for utility workers and the public, is offered by the …Read More.
Indiana’s electric cooperatives to assist in Hurricane recovery
Carmel, Ind. – Thursday, Sept. 26, 2024 Indiana’s electric cooperatives are sending crews and equipment to assist in the Hurricane Helene recovery efforts. The storm is expected to make landfall Thursday evening as a category 4 hurricane and create widespread property …Read More.
Smart home security systems bring peace of mind
Do you know how to use a smart home security system safely?
If you’re a homeowner with some type of security system, you’re in good company. According to SafeHome, about 72% of home decision-makers have some form of home security system. As technology has advanced over the past several years, so have …Read More.
Hunt what’s in season
Shooting at electrical equipment can be costly and deadly
Hunting season brings outdoorsmen of all skill levels and experience into rural Indiana, often to unfamiliar areas. While most hunters follow safe hunting practices, Indiana’s electric cooperatives want to remind hunters to always be aware of their surroundings and watch …Read More.
Be aware of the unique aspects of electric vehicle safety
Are you prepared to safely deal with an accident involving an electric vehicle?
Electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining traction in the United States. If you drive an EV or are considering buying one, there are unique safety items to know. “There are some important differences to keep in mind if you drive an …Read More.
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