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Keep safe wherever you are during dangerous storms
If you’ve lived in the Midwest for any length of time, you know this section of the country has a reputation for being a place where tornadoes are relatively common, especially in the warmer months. Although tornadoes are more common …Read More.
Be mindful when driving through work zones
As lineworkers do their jobs to help the community, do your part to keep them safe along roadways
National Work Zone Awareness Week (April 21-25) aims to remind motorists to be careful around those whose jobs put them along the roadways. Work zones also include utility crews who work along the roadsides to build, repair, and maintain the …Read More.
Electric cooperatives to power developing region of Guatemala
Sixteen Indiana electric cooperative lineworkers will travel to Guatemala in late January as part of an international initiative to bring electricity to a developing area in Guatemala. “Project Indiana: Empowering Global Communities for a Better Tomorrow” will bring electricity to …Read More.
Twenty-six graduate electric lineworker apprenticeship program
Carmel, Ind. – Jan. 13, 2025 Twenty-six lineworkers graduated Saturday from Indiana Electric Cooperatives’ apprenticeship program, Rural Electric Apprenticeship Program (REAP). REAP is a four-year program that professionally trains apprentice lineworkers from across Indiana. Graduates complete 612 hours of classroom-related …Read More.
Stay safe when working on home DIY projects
Being aware of electrical safety can help you be better prepared for do-it-yourself home projects
You probably have a good reason for wanting to take on a do-it-yourself home project. Maybe you have acquired the skills to do the work on your own, or perhaps you want to save money, or you enjoy the challenge. …Read More.
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.
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