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UDWI REMC Re-Elects Three Board Members At 2026 Annual Board Meeting

The Utilities District of Western Indiana REMC held its 90th annual meeting April 22 at the cooperative’s headquarters, at which three officers for its Board of Directors were re-elected.

UDWI REMC’s Community Fund, Inc. Grant Supports Lawrence County Cancer Patient Services

UDWI REMC Announces a Rise in Rates for 2026

Utilities District of Western Indiana REMC announces a 2% increase in residential rates in 2026.

Member Newsletter May/June 2026

Read about annual meeting election results, upcoming UDWI office closures, information on understanding your electric bills, Member Appreciation Day, and more!




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Make the switch to electric and get rewarded.

Be sure to submit your rebate within 90 days of purchase or service to qualify. Get the details and apply today: www.udwiremc.com/my.../member-programs/rebates/
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Make the switch to electric and get rewarded. 

Be sure to submit your rebate within 90 days of purchase or service to qualify. Get the details and apply today: https://www.udwiremc.com/my.../member-programs/rebates/

With this month being national electrical safety month, we want to remind everyone of a few key safety tips when dealing with electricity:

▪Always avoid live power lines. If you come across a downed power line, immediately call your electrical provider or 9-1-1.

▪Plug all home appliances directly into the wall and avoid overloading outlets.

▪If you are purchasing a device that uses electricity or a lithium-ion battery, always check that the device is certified by a nationally recognized testing laboratory.

#ElectricSafety #electricsafetymonth
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With this month being national electrical safety month, we want to remind everyone of a few key safety tips when dealing with electricity: 

▪Always avoid live power lines. If you come across a downed power line, immediately call your electrical provider or 9-1-1.

▪Plug all home appliances directly into the wall and avoid overloading outlets. 

▪If you are purchasing a device that uses electricity or a lithium-ion battery, always check that the device is certified by a nationally recognized testing laboratory.

#ElectricSafety  #electricsafetymonth

Get a better understanding of the categories listed on your electric bill:
The PCA Tracker is a charge from our power supplier, Hoosier Energy, that can go up or down based on the cost of energy. When energy costs increase, the PCA goes up to help cover those costs. When energy costs decrease, the PCA goes down, which can lower your bill.

A kilowatt-hour (kWh) shows how much electricity you use over time by measuring how much power an item uses (watts) and how long you use it. The more you use these items, the more kWh you use— and that’s what shows up on your bill.
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Get a better understanding of the categories listed on your electric bill: 
The PCA Tracker is a charge from our power supplier, Hoosier Energy, that can go up or down based on the cost of energy. When energy costs increase, the PCA goes up to help cover those costs. When energy costs decrease, the PCA goes down, which can lower your bill.

A kilowatt-hour (kWh) shows how much electricity you use over time by measuring how much power an item uses (watts) and how long you use it. The more you use these items, the more kWh you use— and that’s what shows up on your bill.

Storm season is approaching—be prepared before the power goes out!

Knowing what to do during an outage can keep you and your family safe and comfortable:

-Report outages quickly
-Keep flashlights and batteries handy
-Charge devices ahead of storms
-Stay far away from downed power lines

A little preparation goes a long way. Stay ready, stay safe, and stay connected this storm season.

Learn more about outage safety at udwiremc.com
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Storm season is approaching—be prepared before the power goes out!

Knowing what to do during an outage can keep you and your family safe and comfortable:

-Report outages quickly
-Keep flashlights and batteries handy
-Charge devices ahead of storms
-Stay far away from downed power lines

A little preparation goes a long way. Stay ready, stay safe, and stay connected this storm season.

Learn more about outage safety at udwiremc.com

Join us on Saturday, June 6, 2026 from 10 AM - 3 PM, for our Member Appreciation Day! We’re excited to celebrate with you, enjoy a day of fun together, and show our appreciation in person—we can’t wait to see you there! ... See MoreSee Less

Join us on Saturday, June 6, 2026 from 10 AM - 3 PM, for our Member Appreciation Day! We’re excited to celebrate with you, enjoy a day of fun together, and show our appreciation in person—we can’t wait to see you there!
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