PROVIDING SAFE, RELIABLE, AND AFFORDABLE ELECTRICITY TO ITS MEMBERS
Greene County Literacy Coalition Plans to Expand Programs and Tutoring with UDWI REMC Community Fund Grant
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Space heaters may feel cozy, but they use a lot of electricity — sometimes costing $50+ per month for just one room! They’re best for temporary, supplemental warmth, not whole-home heating.
Stay warm and save energy this winter:
- Use your central heating efficiently
- Seal drafts around doors and windows
- Layer up or use blankets
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Before decorating, inspect every cord and plug for cracks or frays, and replace damaged strands. Always use outdoor-rated lights outside and avoid overloading outlets. Keep your holidays bright and safe!
Find more tips at safeelectricity.org/safety-tips/electrical-safety-tips-holidays/
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Make life easier with AutoPay!
Skip the stress of remembering due dates — with UDWI REMC AutoPay, your bill is paid automatically each month, safely and on time. It’s simple, secure, and one less thing to think about!
Enroll today through your SmartHub account or visit udwiremc.com to learn more!
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We’re proud to support the next generation of innovators at Eastern Greene Schools! Thank you to Mrs. Martin, Mr. Tarr, and all the students for welcoming us into your classrooms — we can’t wait to see how you bring renewable energy to life in your greenhouse and beyond with our repurposed equipment!We would like to extend a big thank you to Utilities District of Western Indiana REMC for their donation of solar panels to our program. We will be partnering with Mr. Tarr's shop/engineering programs to implement renewable energy in our greenhouse and other school facilities.
We appreciate our community supporters. REMC provided a wonderful hands-on experience for Eastern Greene students!
-Mrs. Martin & Mr. Tarr
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Each year, heating equipment causes over 65,000 home fires. Stay warm and safe this fall and winter by following these simple safety tips!
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Did you know you can sign up to receive Reverse 9-1-1 notifications for your area? These alerts keep you informed about severe weather threats, road closures, emergency evacuations and important safety updates — right when they happen.
In the event of severe weather or other emergencies, timely information can make all the difference. Stay connected and stay safe!
If you live in Greene County, you can sign up directly at gcema.ddns.net/signup/
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