Noble REMC

05/14/2026

Need a night off from cooking? Join us for our Member Appreciation Event on May 28 at 5:30 PM!

Enjoy a free porkburger and hot dog meal, plus a little soft serve ice cream for dessert. Bring the kids for bounce houses, face painting, and horse and pony rides, and then stick around for our high-voltage demonstration.

We can’t wait to see you at the Noble County Community Fairgrounds in two weeks!

05/13/2026

Do you speak acronym? SCADA, OMS, AMI, DA…

Noble REMC is hiring an Operations Technology Systems Administrator—and we’d love to meet you.

Power is getting smarter every day. We’re investing in technologies that keep our system modern, secure, and ready for what’s next.

In this role, you’ll keep our OT systems humming—efficient, secure, and up to date—while spotting ways to boost performance, scalability, and reliability across the tools and software that support our mission.

The perks? Competitive pay, a fully funded pension, company match on traditional and Roth 401(k)s, paid time off and holidays, and medical, dental, and vision insurance.

Ready to jump in? Visit https://shorturl.at/l5HrY to learn more and apply.

05/12/2026

Good news, members—your ballot for our Board of Directors election is on its way! It was mailed this past Friday, so if you haven’t seen it yet, hang tight. It should arrive in the next few days.

Inside, you’ll find information about the candidates, plus details on how to watch the Annual Meeting broadcast on June 11.

Be sure to complete your ballot and pop it in the mail using the prepaid return envelope by June 1. Your vote matters, and we’d love to hear from you!

05/07/2026

🎉 We’re celebrating YOU! 🎉

Join us for our Member Appreciation Event on May 28 at the Noble County Community Fairgrounds, and you’ll be entered to win one of five $50 bill credits.

Plus, enjoy a free porkburger meal, soft-serve ice cream, fun kids’ activities, and a high-voltage demonstration. We look forward to seeing you there!

05/05/2026

Electricity powers our lives, but it can also pose serious risks. Many electrical hazards stem from common misconceptions about what is “safe." Understanding these myths can help prevent dangerous situations.

Myth: If a breaker hasn’t tripped, everything is safe.
Reality: Overloaded outlets and damaged cords can still overheat and pose fire risks before a breaker trips.

Myth: Power strips and surge protectors can handle any number of devices.
Reality: Overloading power strips, especially with heat-producing appliances, increases the risk of fire.

Myth: Extension cords are a long-term solution.
Reality: Extension cords are designed for temporary use only and should never be used as a permanent replacement for wiring or outlets.

Myth: Minor shocks or tingling are harmless.
Reality: Even mild shocks can signal serious electrical problems that require professional inspection.

05/01/2026

Bright and early—before we even opened the office doors—Sarah Dreibelbis recently sat down with her very first hire, Brad Wentworth, to celebrate and reflect on his remarkable career. Their conversation honored Brad’s 28 years at the cooperative, which officially wraps up today as he marks his retirement and final day at Noble REMC.

Thank you, Brad, for your years of dedicated service! We’re so grateful for all you’ve done, and we wish you the best in retirement.

04/29/2026

We had a great time at East Noble High School’s Career Fair last week! We enjoyed connecting with students to share what makes electric cooperatives unique and the career opportunities available here, both on the lines and in the office.

And a special thanks to Cody and Kevin for representing Noble REMC! (You can spot them in the third photo. 🔍)

04/28/2026

A big shoutout to Amber and Adam! 👏🎉 Thanks for always going the extra mile for our co-op and our members. We're proud to have you as part of our team.

Congrats to the Indiana electric cooperative leaders who recently graduated from NRECA's Management Internship Program (MIP) program.

Designed for emerging senior electric cooperative leaders, the program offers a unique blend of hands-on experience, mentorship, and strategic insights, positioning them at the forefront of the electric co-op industry.

Indiana graduates pictured are:

Front row, from left: Britt Miller, Utilities District of Western Indiana REMC; Amber Kunkel, Noble REMC; and Erica Worland, Daviess-Martin County REMC. Back row, from left: Ron Barnhart, Southeastern Indiana REMC; Johnathan Sutton, UDWI REMC; Bryan Miller, Southeastern Indiana REMC; and Adam Chitwood, Noble REMC.

Not pictured: Bri Travis, Kankakee Valley REMC

04/27/2026

Got a sixth-grader ready for adventure? Camp Kilowatt has horseback riding, canoeing, zip lining, archery, swimming, and more—and the deadline to apply is Friday! Visit nobleremc.com/camp-kilowatt for more information and to complete your application.

04/23/2026

Noble REMC lineworkers face hazards every day as they repair and maintain the electric system that keeps our community running. When their work takes them to roadsides, their safety depends on drivers staying alert and slowing down. In honor of National Work Zone Awareness Week, Noble REMC reminds motorists to do their part by driving safely through work zones and around crews.

04/21/2026

Ready for a day outdoors? Chain O Lakes State Park is calling! We still have free single‑day pass vouchers available for our members—just stop by our office and grab yours while they last.

We’re celebrating 90 years of serving our community by sharing one of northeast Indiana’s favorite outdoor treasures—Chain O Lakes State Park!

Starting Monday, the first 90 members who visit our office will receive a FREE single-day park pass. Noble REMC has served the park since its establishment, making this a perfect way to celebrate together!

✅ One pass per member household
✅ First come, first served
✅ Name must be on the account to pick up
✅ Pass must be used by July 6

Stop by the office, and we’ll see you out on the trails! 🥾☀️