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Happy Dispatch & Member Service Representative Appreciation Week! At UDWI REMC, our Dispatchers and Member Service Representatives are the calm behind every storm and the connection behind every call.
This week, we’re proud to recognize three incredible team members who go above and beyond for our members every day:
- Gary Frye – Lead Dispatcher/MSR
- Tanner Reed – Tier 2 Dispatcher/MSR
- Chelsie Doughty – Dispatcher/MSR
From coordinating crews during outages to ensuring every member receives timely, reliable service, they are truly the backbone of our daily operations. Whether answering calls, dispatching field crews, or providing critical updates, their dedication keeps our communities connected—especially when it matters most.
Thank you, Gary, Tanner, and Chelsie, for your professionalism, teamwork, and commitment to powering our community!
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When the lights go out, we are here to help you stay informed! You can report an outage by calling our office, using the UDWI REMC app, or texting "OUT" to our service number at 812-384-4446.
REMINDER: Please report outages through our Outage Hub rather than Facebook so that we can respond as quickly as possible.
Check the Outage Hub at www.udwiremc.com/my-services/your-services/outage-hub/
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Calling all experienced tree trimmers!
HHM, LLC is hiring for the position of Tree Trimmer.
The position will assist the foreman and co-workers engaged in removing trees that interfere with electric power lines by performing the following duties in a safe and efficient manner in accordance with the policies and rules of the company.
Learn more and apply today: hhm.bamboohr.com/careers/28?source=aWQ9MjQ%3D
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Farming brings its share of risks—especially when it comes to electrical safety. Before heading into planting or harvest season, take time to identify overhead power lines and review proper clearances with everyone working on or visiting your farm.
Stay informed and keep safety top of mind: safeelectricity.org/safety-tips/preparation-awareness-keys-farm-electrical-safety/
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With spring officially here, it's time to discover new things to do in your communities. Check out this list of some of the upcoming Spring events!
Greene County:
www.eventbrite.com/e/2026-walk-a-mile-in-their-shoes-tickets-1981330177898
www.facebook.com/events/greene-county-community-event-center/greene-county-mg-flower-patio-show/1...
Clay County:
www.facebook.com/events/2221-e-ashboro-road-center-point-in-united-states-indiana-47840/exotic-fe...
Daviess County:
www.facebook.com/events/loogootee-in-united-states-indiana-47553/spring-festival-and-plant-sale/1...
Vigo County:
www.thewildflowermarket.com/
Monroe County:
www.visitbloomington.com/indiana-university/little-500/
Owen County:
runsignup.com/Race/IN/Spencer/FriendsMcCormicksCreek5k
Knox County:
runsignup.com/Race/IN/Vincennes/SpiritofVincennesHistoricHalfMarathon
Sullivan County:
www.fleetfeet.com/races/in/merom/199970-1st-annual-spring-merom-5k-run-walk?srsltid=AfmBOop_Mv8f0...
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Severe weather can happen quickly — being prepared ahead of time makes all the difference.
-Identify a safe place in your home, like a basement or interior room
-Stay informed with weather alerts and updates
-Charge phones and have backup batteries ready
-Secure outdoor items that could blow away
-Be prepared for power outages with flashlights and emergency supplies
Taking a few simple steps now can help keep you and your family safe when storms roll in!
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