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The May/June edition of our Member Newsletter is now live on the UDWI website! Click the link below to read more about what's happening at the co-op. 📰🗞
www.udwiremc.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Co-op-Chronicle-May-June-2024.pdf
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In case you missed it...Linton-Stockton alum and Greene County native, Josh Pyne joined the 200-hit club last week!
Congratulations, Josh! UDWI is proud to see youth from our communities achieving such great accomplishments.
Good luck to IU Baseball in the rest of your season ⚾️
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Is warmer weather here to stay in southern Indiana? ☀️ We sure hope so! Remember these heat safety tips as we head into late Spring.Warm temperatures can quickly rise to dangerous levels — especially in the summer and in parked cars. Stay #WeatherReady and don’t underestimate the heat weather.gov/safety/heat
#INwx #nwsind
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UDWI REMC held its 88th annual meeting Wednesday at the cooperative’s headquarters and renewed its slate of officers for its Board of Directors.
Additionally, CEO Doug Childs’ annual meeting presentation focused on ‘Measuring the Past, Building the Future’ and covered a variety of topics including safety and training, reliability and member service, fiber expansion, and community support.
Read the release at the link below to learn more!
www.udwiremc.com/udwi-news/udwi-remc-welcomes-new-board-member-and-gives-year-end-review-and-a-lo...
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Is any of the fiber expansion going to cover western Greene county? I don’t understand why Linton controls who supplies my internet even though I live less than 2 miles from the Sullivan county line.
My most expensive utility by far…. 🙄🙄🙄
It's #ArborDay! We encourage you to take part in tree-planting activities to celebrate. BUT - before you start digging, be sure to create a plan!
Not only do dangers lurk for the person planting the tree, nearby power lines and trees can be harmed as well. Trees growing too close to electrical lines are the primary cause of momentary short circuits and flickering lights. When it storms, tree limbs that are too close to power lines can knock the lines out completely and create a greater threat to your safety.
Keeping trees away from these utility lines not only keeps you safe, it keeps the trees safe as well. Trees planted too close to underground lines can suffer root damage. Trees planted too close to overhead lines need regular pruning.
Read more from Indiana Electric Cooperatives below!
Create an electrical safety plan before you plant a tree - Indiana Electric Cooperatives
www.indianaec.org
Trees and power lines often coexist without problems. However, there are precautions to take when planting a tree. Not only do dangers lurk for the person planting the tree, nearby power lines and tre...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
UDWI's Member Appreciation Day is back this summer! Join us Friday, June 21 from 10am-3pm for utility demonstrations with linemen, giveaways, games & prizes, and more.
Additional details coming soon - RSVP on this event page to see all the information and plans as we announce more! This is a free event for all members - food and drinks will be provided.
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