PROVIDING SAFE, RELIABLE, AND AFFORDABLE ELECTRICITY TO ITS MEMBERS
Clay County Genealogical Society Uses UDWI REMC Community Fund Grant to Help Preserve Historical Records
UDWI REMC Announces a Rise in Rates for 2026
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Take advantage of the cooler evenings to boost savings on your electric bill.
🔹Turn up your thermostat (78° is ideal but any increase is helpful). Pair this with fan usage to stay cool while using less electricity!
🔹Use box or floor fans to create cross-ventilation.
🔹Turn off your AC on cooler nights, instead opening your windows and turning on your fans.
🔹Turn off fans when you leave the room.
#energyconservation #electricbills #savings #SaveOnBills #udwiremc
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Welcome our newest 1st year Apprentice Lineman, Dalton England! 👏
We look forward to having you on the team and seeing your progress as you advance in the lineman position.
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Shortly after Labor Day, UDWI members will receive an email with a link to an online survey from SMARInsights, our independent research partner. You can also complete the survey by scanning the QR code or by going to smarinsights.study/2026UDWIREMC
We're asking about the heating/cooling systems and appliances you use at home so we can better plan for the future of your electric service.
Complete the survey for a chance to win 1 of 5 $100 Amazon e-gift cards!
#membersurvey #UDWI #feedback
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Join us in welcoming one of our newest team members, Jalyn Medley! 🎉 Jalyn will be joining UDWI as a Human Resources Coordinator.
We look forward to working alongside you!
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Electrical hazards are probably one of the last things you think about when you sit down to study, but hazards can happen when you least expect it.
Follow these tips to study smart & safe:
🔹Keep chargers, lamps, and any electrical cords away from water.
🔹Don’t overload outlets.
🔹Unplug your laptops, phones, etc when not in use.
#ElectricalSafety #backtoschool #udwiremc
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Did you know? When you participate in the RoundUp Program on your electric bill, you are donating to nonprofits in your communities.
One recent recipient of the Community Fund (the organization that distributes member donations from the RoundUp Program), was the Clay County Genealogical Society. Keeping county historical records, they do the important work of preserving Indiana’s history.
Learn more: www.udwiremc.com/udwi-news/clay-county-genealogical-society-uses-udwi-remc-community-fund-grant-t...
#CommunityFund #OperationRoundUp #memberdonations #donate #nonprofit #udwiremc
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