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Work Begins as UDWI REMC Partners with Mainstream to Expand Rural Broadband Access with Fiber-Optic Internet
The Utilities District of Western Indiana REMC and Mainstream Fiber Networks will begin building the infrastructure needed to serve the cooperative’s members with high-speed fiber-optic connectivity starting this month.
UDWI REMC Community Fund Grant Brings Rwandan Genocide Survivor to Shakamak High School
Shakamak High School hosted a special student assembly featuring Rwandan genocide survivor Kizito Kalima on Oct. 7 in Jasonville. The event was made possible with the help of an $800 grant from the UDWI REMC Community Fund, Inc. program.
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In observance of the holiday, the UDWI REMC office will be closed on November 11, 2024. Thank you for understanding!
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While backup generators can be very helpful, especially in the event of a major storm outage, make sure to be aware of the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning, electrocution or electric shock, and fire. To prevent these hazards from occurring, follow these generator safety "dos" and "don'ts."
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We have a large outage at our Solsberry substation. We have extra crews coming in to help us transfer load to restore everyone as quickly as possible.
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It was a bad night of weather. Thank you all for the hard work to get our power restored.
We appreciate all you do! Be safe!
Be safe out there! 🙏
This past week, the UDWI REMC office hosted a Trick-Or-Treating event for our employees and their families. We were thrilled to see that many went all out and brought the Halloween spirit to our office. Thank you to all who attended!
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When working on a farm, it is important to be aware of where power lines are located, especially when operating large farm equipment. Stay safe and follow these tips!
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With the help of the UDWI REMC Community Fund grant, Shakamak High School was able to bring Rwandan genocide survivor Kizito Kalima to speak to their students. Find out more about the inspirational event by reading the full story here: www.udwiremc.com/udwi-news/udwi-remc-community-fund-grant-brings-rwandan-genocide-survivor-to-sha...
As UDWI REMC members, you can participate in giving to the UDWI REMC Community Fund by rounding up to nearest dollar on your electric bill. Find out more on our website by going to "my services ➡️ member programs."
UDWI REMC Community Fund Grant Brings Rwandan Genocide Survivor to Shakamak High School
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BLOOMFIELD, Ind. (Oct. 28, 2024) — Shakamak High School hosted a special student assembly featuring Rwandan genocide survivor Kizito Kalima on Oct. 7 in Jasonville. The event was made possible with ...0 CommentsComment on Facebook