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FREE wooden spools available!
Over 30 of various sizes.
1st come ~ 1st served
Please call 812-384-2437 to request & schedule pick-up.
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Need Help with Winter Utility Costs? The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a federal program designed to help eligible households keep their utilities on during the winter months.
You can find income guidelines, application details, and information about additional assistance programs through your local energy assistance office.
Learn more and access the link to your local office here: www.udwiremc.com/my-account/energy-assistance-programs
At UDWI REMC, we’re here to help connect members with resources when they need them most.
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In honor of National Engineers Week (Feb. 22–28), we’re recognizing UDWI REMC’s Engineering & GIS team for the important work they do behind the scenes to keep power reliable for our members. From designing and maintaining infrastructure to mapping and supporting our growing system, their work plays a vital role in delivering safe, dependable power to our members every day. Join us in thanking our hard-working engineers!
Pictured left to right: David Patterson (Field Engineer), Johnathan Sutton (Manager of Engineering), Eben McKee (Engineering Technician), Zachary Hagemeier (GIS Technician), and Kerry Dyer (Field Technician).
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Keep warm and save money this winter with these simple steps! Visit www.udwiremc.com/my-services/safety-and-conservation/energy-tips/ for more tips.
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As many are aware, the Westside of Bloomington suffered significant damage from the tornado that moved through the area last night.
Our crews and contractors have been working tirelessly throughout last night and today to rebuild lines, set new poles, and restore service to the thousands of members impacted.
The pictures are only a small glimpse into the damage that we're working through - we appreciate your patience and understanding.
We're hopeful that the Fieldstone subdivision will be brought back online by tonight - but please understand there may be some areas that carry into tomorrow.
We will continue to work until every member is back in power!
Please stay safe.
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The crews worked hard overnight, restoring what they could and doing damage assessment. This morning, we're down to 256 members out of power, mostly focused on the area near the airport. Crews are loading up material for a full day, with around 20 broken poles to replace and lines to rebuild. We appreciate everyone's patience and encourage everyone to stay safe as they start their morning. If you see lines down, please stay away and report them to us.
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