PROVIDING SAFE, RELIABLE, AND AFFORDABLE ELECTRICITY TO ITS MEMBERS
UDWI REMC Member Appreciation Day Canceled Due to Power Outages
UDWI REMC Names Shane Smith as New CEO
UDWI REMC Community Fund Grant Donated $5,000 For Disaster/Tornado Relief To Local Residents
The UDWI REMC Community Fund, Inc. donated $5,000 in disaster relief funds to the American Red Cross.
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What is meter tampering?
It includes any attempt to:
- slow down or stop the meter from registering electricity use
- bypass the meter to divert electricity
- move or alter the meter in any way
Tampering with a meter can lead to catastrophic electrical failures, including arc flash explosions. Only trained UDWI personnel should handle any meter-related work. Your safety - and the safety of your community - depends on it.
Plug into safety, don't tamper with your meter!
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When the weather is warm and you are trying to keep your home cool make sure to follow these simple steps to save both energy and money!
Find out what it means to conserve energy in your home at www.energy.gov/energysaver/spring-and-summer-energy-saving-tips
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Payment System Maintenance @ 6:00PM
All payment portals will be temporarily unavailable due to system maintenance. We expect it to last a few hours.
📱You can still report your power outage via text/phone call to 812-384-4446.
Thanks for your patience as we work to keep things running smoothly!
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🌡Temperatures will remain dangerously hot throughout the week. We're currently under a heat advisory through Friday at 8PM. Please take precautions to stay cool and safe!
🏠If you or someone you know needs a place to cool off, check with local emergency management or community services for cooling centers and assistance in your area. (Greene County cooling centers listed below).
Here are some simple tips to reduce energy use during peak hours:
* Set your thermostat a few degrees higher
* Close curtains/blinds during the day
* Run major appliances after 8PM
* Use fans to circulate air efficiently
Small changes = big impact! Stay safe, stay cool.
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Summer is here, which means more outdoor and lawn maintenance!
Take advantage of our electric outdoor equipment rebate program and save up to $50 on handheld and push type equipment such as lawnmowers, trimmers, chainsaws, power washers and more.
Learn more: www.udwiremc.com/my-services/member-programs/rebates/electric-lawn-equipment-program/
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The heat is here! Please take precautions and check in on your neighbors, especially older adults.
Monroe County has several cooling centers open daily from 10 AM to 6 PM now through June 25 to help you beat the heat.
The Monroe County Public Library is also open as a cooling space:
• Downtown Branch: Mon–Thurs 9 AM–9 PM, Fri/Sat 10 AM–6 PM, Sun 12–6 PM
• Southwest & Ellettsville Branches: Mon–Thurs 9 AM–7 PM, Fri/Sat 10 AM–6 PM, Sun 12–6 PM
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