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# Fulton County REMC

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- [Unplugging the Myths](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/unplugging-the-myths/) - Unplugging the Myths At a lunch meeting recently, someone brought up one of those plug-in devices that claim to lower your electric bill. They asked me why they don’t work and if there was actually anything behind the claims they make. I thought it was a great question because I’m sure there are a lot
- [Electricity Brings Everyday Value](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/electricity-brings-everyday-value/) - Electricity Brings Everyday Value When it comes to electricity, we rarely think twice when we flip on a light switch, brew coffee in the morning, charge our phones or adjust the thermostat. We simply expect the power to be there—and that’s how it should be because you are a member of Fulton County REMC (FCREMC),
- [Embrace the changing seasons](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/embrace-the-changing-seasons/) - Embrace the changing seasons August is here already. I don’t know how it happened so fast. Fall will be here before we know it. If you’re like my household, you probably have some really sad kids and some really happy adults because school is starting back up. I don’t work from home, so the kids
- [Understanding Your Electric Bill](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/understanding-your-electric-bill/) - Understanding your electric bill August is typically one of the warmest months of the year, and that means air conditioners across our community are working overtime to keep homes comfortable. During periods of extreme heat, many members may see an increase in their electric bill and wonder what factors contribute to the cost of electricity.
- [Well Supported- FCREMC Welcomes Longtime Family Business to Co-op Lines](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/well-supported-fcremc-welcomes-longtime-family-business-to-co-op-lines/) - Well Supported- Fulton County REMC Welcomes Longtime Family Business to Co-op Lines Fulton County resident TJ Garner vividly remembers the unexpected present he received one childhood Christmas: water. Two members of the family-owned McGrew’s Well Drilling rushed out that Christmas Day to restore water service to Garner’s family home after the well stopped providing water.
- [Coordinating Power Across the Grid](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/coordinating-power-across-the-grid/) - Coordinating Power Across the Grid When you flip a switch, electricity is there—instant, reliable and ready to power your day. But behind that simple moment is a carefully coordinated system made up of many "grid power players," all working together to keep the lights on. At Fulton County REMC (FCREMC), we think it’s important for
- [2026 President's Report](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/2026-presidents-report/) - 2026 President's Report This past year has been one of progress, resilience, and continued commitment to serving our members and community. As President of Fulton County REMC, I am proud to report that our cooperative has remained focused on delivering safe, reliable, and affordable electricity while adapting to the evolving needs of our members. We
- [2026 CEO Report](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/2026-ceo-report/) - 2026 CEO Report Fulton County REMC’s 89th Annual Membership Meeting — will be held on June 22, 2026. I look forward to seeing you there. The meeting will be held at the Fulton County REMC office and voting will start at noon. Drive-through registration and voting will run until 5:30 p.m. The business meeting and
- [Celebrating 90 Years of Powering our Community](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/celebrating-90-years-of-powering-our-community/) - Celebrating 90 Years of Powering our Community The month of may is a month that has something in it for almost everyone. Maybe you’re a Star Wars fan and look forward to celebrating May 4th. Maybe you enjoy open wheel racing and look forward to watching the greatest spectacle in racing. Maybe you just like
- [Reducing the Risk of Wildfires](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/reducing-the-risk-of-wildfires/) - Reducing the Risk of Wildfires Gone are the days when wildfires were primarily confined to the western United States. Rising temperatures, prolonged drought and shifting weather patterns are creating dangerous conditions in places that historically experienced few major fires. Today, more than 30 states, including Indiana, face elevated wildfire risk. The reality is clear: wildfire
- [The Benefit of Having a Local Energy Advisor](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/the-benefit-of-having-a-local-energy-advisor/) - Money Saving Tips to Add to your To Do List It’s officially August, but it seems like my 11 year old was just counting down the days until school got out. Now we are counting down the days until she goes back. While summer is not officially over, it sure seems like it is. Back
- [Do you have energy-efficient habits?](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/do-you-have-energy-efficient-habits/) - Do you have energy-efficient habits? Are you curious about how energy-efficient your habits are? Take a break from the summer heat and join me for an energy efficiency quiz! True or False: Leaving electronic devices plugged in when not in use doesn't consume any Which of the following is an energy-efficient alternative to traditional
- [Preparing to Serve you Better](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/preparing-to-serve-you-better/) - Preparing to Serve You Better Providing reliable power to you is and will always be top priority for Fulton County REMC. These days, power reliability seems to be making news more than ever. As the energy industry continues to transition and more segments of the economy are becoming electrified, such as vehicles, machinery and even
- [Fulton County REMC Partners with Purdue Extension for Circuit Boards](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/fulton-county-remc-partners-with-purdue-extension-for-circuit-boards/) - Fulton County REMC and Purdue Extension of Fulton County Partner for Circuit Board Program Coming up with a topic for my September article has always been a little challenging for me. I usually can think about a topic that goes along with the month based on energy usage. Typically, the best part of September from
- [Tackling the Fall Check-List](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/tackling-the-fall-check-list/) - Tackling the Fall Check-List Welcome to Fall in Indiana, where one day it can be 60 degrees and sunny, and the next day it’s 30 and rain or snow. Fall is my favorite time of the year and in the small poll I conducted, it seems everyone’s favorite season is Fall. Now, in full disclosure,
- [Thankful for Thanksgiving Guests](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/thankful-for-thanksgiving-guests/) - Thankful for Thanksgiving Guests Thanksgiving has almost arrived. I look forward to eating lots of food, watching football, and being with family (yes probably in that order). Hosting Thanksgiving can add a lot of extra stress to the day. Maybe it stresses you out having all those extra people in your home, or the stress
- [Check Energy Usage and Save Money!](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/check-energy-usage-and-save-money/) - Checking Energy Usage and Saving Money It feels like just yesterday I was pondering what to write for the start of 2023. Now, as we enter 2024, I'm back at it again, reflecting on the passing of time and the challenges each new year throws our way. Working at Fulton County REMC gives me the
- [Leap Year Reminders](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/leap-year-reminders/) - Leap Year Reminders This year, we get to add another day to the month of February. This will be my 11th leap year I have been alive for. While I understand why we add the extra day (kind of), it makes me wish that we could have added it in a better month. Usually, February
- [Whatever it Takes: Powering Life, from a Lineworker's Perspective](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/whatever-it-takes-powering-life-from-a-lineworkers-perspective/) - Whatever it Takes: Powering Life, from a Lineworker's Perspective Fulton County REMC has nine employees on the line crew who work every day in all weather conditions to make sure our community has the power to live their lives. They love their job. It’s hard work, but it’s very rewarding. I hope this will give
- [The Benefits of Prepaid Electric Rates](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/the-benefits-of-prepaid-electric-rates/) - Working Together to Lower Demand When outdoor temperatures drop, electricity use naturally rises. Colder weather drives us indoors, where we rely more heavily on home heating systems, more lighting and household appliances. Heating systems run longer and more frequently to maintain comfortable indoor temperatures. Combine that with the fact that most people use electricity at
- [Fall Prep Starts Now: Must-Do Tasks for September](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/fall-prep-starts-now-must-do-tasks-for-september/) - Fall Prep Starts Now: Must-Do Tasks for September Summer wrapped up fast this year. One week we were grilling and sweating, and next it’s football on TV and pumpkin-flavored everything at the store. The mornings are cooler, the days are getting shorter, and like clockwork, that Green Day song pops into my head — “Wake
- [Working Together to Lower Demand](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/working-together-to-lower-demand/) - SmartHub Paperless Billing: Simple, Secure, and Convenient I’ve been using paperless billing through SmartHub for a while now and honestly it is one of those small changes that just makes life a little easier. A lot of us already have our bills on auto-draft so payments happen automatically every month or we use a debit
- [SmartHub Paperless Billing: Simple, Secure, and Convenient](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/smarthub-paperless-billing-simple-secure-and-convenient/) - SmartHub Paperless Billing: Simple, Secure, and Convenient I’ve been using paperless billing through SmartHub for a while now and honestly it is one of those small changes that just makes life a little easier. A lot of us already have our bills on auto-draft so payments happen automatically every month or we use a debit
- [Reliability Requires Investment](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/reliability-requires-investment/) - Reliability Requires Investment As your local power provider, Fulton County REMC’s (FCREMC) mission has always been simple: keep the lights on and support the communities we serve. But behind every switch, every warm home and every business that opens its doors is a complex system that requires constant care. Reliable electricity doesn’t happen by accident.
- [Empowering the Next Generation Through Youth Programs](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/empowering-the-next-generation-through-youth-programs/) - Empowering the Next Generation Through Youth Programs At FCREMC, we believe in investing in the future of our community and that future starts with our youth. With the help of Indiana Electric Cooperatives (IEC), we are proud to offer impactful youth programs that educate, inspire, and empower local students. Two of our most popular opportunities
- [We're Here to Serve You](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/were-here-to-serve-you/) - We're Here to Serve You “We’re here to serve you.” We’ve all heard this phrase countless times. These words may sound generic, but to us – your local electric cooperative – they mean everything. Fulton County REMC (FCREMC) was created to serve our community. Back in the day, neighbors banded together and formed our co-op
- [Lighting the Path for 4th Graders](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/lighting-the-path-for-4th-graders/) - Lighting the Path for 4th Graders The month of March is packed full of activity at the cooperative. Hopefully, after a cold start of the year, March brings with it a little warm up. I’m fairly certain my heat pump and furnace did not shut off once during the entire month of January, so I’m
- [Lineworkers are Ready When it Matters Most](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/lineworkers-are-ready-when-it-matters-most/) - Lineworkers are Ready when it matters most As CEO of Fulton County REMC (FCREMC), I have the unique privilege of seeing firsthand what it truly takes to keep the lights on for our members. In April, we take time to pause and recognize the brave men and women who make that possible every single day—our
- [Hoping April Showers bring Lower Power](https://www.fcremc.coop/uncategorized/hoping-april-showers-bring-lower-power/) - Hoping April Shower bring Lower Power We have all heard the old saying, “April showers bring May flowers,” right? This year, I’m hoping that April showers bring lower power. The extreme cold early in the year had my meter racking up more kilowatt-hours than I rack up bad puns. January alone has 744 hours, and
- [Check Your Electric Use This Month](https://www.fcremc.coop/energy/check-your-electric-use-this-month/) - Check Your Electric Use This Month We have all probably heard the phrase, “April showers bring May flowers.” April usually gets me excited, not for the May flowers, but for the lower electric bill this month. April is historically one of the months of the year that many of us see our lowest electricity use.
- [A Bird's Eye View of Electricity](https://www.fcremc.coop/energy/a-birds-eye-view-of-electricity/) - A Bird's Eye View of Electricity We talk about it all the time: Stay away from power lines or you may get electrocuted. Well, how is it that when we drive down the road and see birds sitting on a wire, they are perfectly fine? I ask this question when I’m giving safety demonstrations to
- [Circuit Board Program](https://www.fcremc.coop/general/circuit-board-program/) - Fulton County REMC and Purdue Extension of Fulton County Partner for Circuit Board Program For over 30 years, Fulton County REMC has been partnering with the Purdue Extension office of Fulton County to bring the circuit board program to 4th graders at local schools. We typically start our 4th-grade electrical tour with a safety demo
- [Keeping Out Winter's Chill](https://www.fcremc.coop/energy/keeping-out-winters-chill/) - Keeping Out Winter's Chill: Sealing Up Air Leaks is Key Now that Christmas is over and the weather gets even colder, our thoughts drift away from holiday happiness to those high electric bills. In fact, January and February tend to be the months when we receive the most questions about how to lower those bills.
- [Let's Talk About Air Conditioning](https://www.fcremc.coop/energy/lets-talk-about-air-conditioning/) - Testing

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- [Home](https://www.fcremc.coop/) - Fulton County REMC With a focus on the future, FCREMC will strive to enrich the lives of our Members and Community by providing exceptional service and power that is safe, reliable, and affordable. SmartHub SmartHub is a mobile and web application that allows you to manage your REMC accounts, monitor and analyze your electric usage,
- [Unclaimed Capital Credits](https://www.fcremc.coop/unclaimed-capital-credits/) - Unclaimed Capital Credits Pursuant to the Indiana Rural Electric Membership Cooperative Act, Fulton County Rural Electric Membership Corp (FCREMC) hereby gives legal notice that it is holding funds for certain past or current consumers of electrical energy. These funds represent capital credits distributions previously authorized by the Cooperative Board of Directors and held for a
- [News](https://www.fcremc.coop/news/) - REMC News Unplugging the Myths Energy Article Continue Reading Electricity Brings Everyday Value A note from our CEO Continue Reading Embrace the changing seasons energy article Continue Reading Understanding Your Electric Bill a note from our ceo Continue Reading Well Supported- FCREMC Welcomes Longtime Family Business to Co-op Lines power moves article by Austin Arceo
- [Community Day](https://www.fcremc.coop/community-day/) - Community Day Fulton County REMC is Accepting Project Applications for our Annual Community Day Each year, Indiana Electric Cooperatives hosts IEC Community Day, a statewide event where electric cooperatives across Indiana give back by helping fulfill a need in their local communities. This year, Fulton County REMC employees will be rolling up their sleeves to
- [Careers](https://www.fcremc.coop/careers-2/)
- [Energy Assistance](https://www.fcremc.coop/energy-assistance/) - Resources to Help You With Energy Costs Energy Assistance Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) LIHEAP is a federally-funded grant program that helps low-income households meet their immediate home energy needs The LIHEAP fund received a sizable allocation of new federal funds as part of the coronavirus stimulus program LIHEAP funds are distributed through
- [Contact Us](https://www.fcremc.coop/contact-us/) - Contact Us 41.05511119276619,-86.26972358865177 Fulton County REMC Fulton County REMC 1448 West S.R. 14 Rochester, IN 46975 HOURS 7:30 am - 4:30 pm EST PHONE Direct: 574-223-3156Toll Free: 800-266-2265
- [Youth Programs](https://www.fcremc.coop/youth/) - Youth Student Board Get involved in your local community and cooperative Here at Fulton County REMC we offer a unique opportunity to get involved with both your community and local co-op through being a part of our Student Board. During your time on the board, you will be at able to build your leadership skills,
- [Student Board of Directors](https://www.fcremc.coop/student-board-of-directors/) - FCREMC Student Board of Directors Being a member of Fulton County REMC’s (FCREMC) Student Board is a distinguished opportunity to contribute to your community and build leadership skills for yourself, propelling you through your education and career. High school Juniors and Seniors will have an interactive, hands-on experience with FCREMC, local businesses and nonprofit organization,
- [Board of Directors](https://www.fcremc.coop/board-of-directors/) - Board ofDirectors IF YOU RECEIVE ELECTRIC SERVICE FROM THE REMC, YOU ARE A MEMBER. The privilege of being a member includes being an owner of the company. The fact that we are owned by our members, instead of stockholders, is what makes us a cooperative. We believe that being locally owned and controlled is a
- [Outage Center](https://www.fcremc.coop/outage-center/) - Outage Center Outage Center Map View Outage Map how to report an outage 1 Report an outage online through your SmartHub account. 2 Monday - Friday, 7:30am - 4:00pm: call our office at 574-223-3156. 3 Afterhours: Call our afterhours number at 800-286-2265. How power is restored When the power goes out, we expect it to
- [Diagram - Underground on House](https://www.fcremc.coop/underground-on-house/) - Underground on House Fulton County REMC will furnish URD meter base. All URD services will be a minimum of 200 AMP main disconnects. The REMC member will furnish and install all equipment for this URD service. REMC will inspect installation of URD spec’s for approval before connection. on House","text_align":"center","title_element":"h1","title_style":"heading-large"}}]}]}]},{"type":"section","props":{"image_position":"center-center","padding":"large","style":"default","title_breakpoint":"xl","title_position":"top-left","title_rotation":"left","vertical_align":"middle","width":"default"},"children":[{"type":"row","props":{"divider":true,"layout":"3-4,1-4"},"children":[{"type":"column","props":{"image_position":"center-center","position_sticky_breakpoint":"m","width_medium":"3-4"},"children":[{"type":"text","props":{"column_breakpoint":"m","content":"Fulton County REMC will furnish URD meter
- [Rates - General Service Three-Phase](https://www.fcremc.coop/general-service-three-phase/) - RATES General Service Three-Phase Schedule GS3L100 Availability Available to any member of the Corporation located on its lines, subject to the established Rules and Regulations of the Corporation. Applicability Applicable to multi-phase services with less than 100 kVA of installed transformer capacity. Maximum installed transformer capacity under this rate is 100 kVA. Type of Service
- [Rates - Appendix B](https://www.fcremc.coop/rates-appendix-b/) - RATES Appendix B Connection and Reconnection Charges When a reconnection of service is made for a member at the same location during normal business hours, a charge of $35.00 shall be made by the Corporation. If a member requests service to be reconnected during other than normal business hours, a fee of $60.00, except for
- [Rates - Appendix A](https://www.fcremc.coop/rates-appendix-a/) - RATES Appendix A Fuel Cost Adjustment Applicable to Rates except OL The fuel cost adjustment in dollars per kWh shall be the same as that recently billed to the Fulton County REMC by its purchase power supplier, less $.000000 per kWh, such difference to be divided by one (1) minus the total energy losses of
- [Outdoor Light](https://www.fcremc.coop/outdoor-light/) - RATES Outdoor Light FULTON COUNTY RURAL ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION Rochester, Indiana STREET OR OUTDOOR LIGHTS Schedule SL Service Includes No-cost maintenance Free light fixture replacement Availability Available to any member of the Corporation located on its lines, subject to the established Rules and Regulations of the Corporation. Character of Service Dusk-to dawn lighting, from 120
- [Rates - Distributed Generation Rider](https://www.fcremc.coop/distributed-generation-rider/) - RATES Distributed Generation Rider Availability Available to any member of the Corporation located on its lines, subject to the established Rules and Regulations of the Corporation. Member must also be currently being billed under the General Service Single-Phase Rate Schedule GS1, the General Service Three-Phase Less Than 100 KVA Rate Schedule GS3L100, or the General
- [Rates - Water Heater Program](https://www.fcremc.coop/water-heater-program/) - RATES Water Heater Program FOR MORE INFORMATION, STOP BY OR CALL 574-223-3156. OFFICE HOURS: 7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. How Much Does This Cost? $250.00 for a 50 gallon water heater 6 year tank warranty 1 year parts warranty Meets or exceeds 1190 Foam insulation Factory installed temperature and pressure relief valve $100.00 rebate if
- [Prepaid Metering](https://www.fcremc.coop/prepaid-metering/) - RATES Prepaid Metering Basic Service Charge $34.00 per month (billed at the rate of $1.13 per day) Energy Charge:Purchased Power $0.1088 per kWh Outdoor Light (if applicable):$11.75 (billed at the rate of $0.39 per day) Power Cost Adjustment The above rates may be subject from time to time to a purchased power cost adjustment tracker.
- [Rates - General Service](https://www.fcremc.coop/general-service-rates/) - RATES General Service FULTON COUNTY RURAL ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION Rochester, Indiana GENERAL SERVICE SINGLE PHASE Schedule GS Availability Available to any member of the Corporation located on its lines, subject to the established Rules and Regulations of the Corporation. Applicability Applicable only for single-phase supplies through one meter to each service. Maximum transformer size supplied
- [Rates - General Service Three-Phase Greater Than 100KVA](https://www.fcremc.coop/general-service-three-phase-greater-than-100kva/) - RATES General Service Three-Phase Greater Than 100KVA Schedule GS3G100 Availability Available to any member of the Corporation located on its lines, subject to the established Rules and Regulations of the Corporation. Applicability Applicable to members contracting for more than 100 kVA of installed transformer capacity. . Type of Service Alternating current, 60 cycle, single-phase at
- [Rates - Irrigation Service](https://www.fcremc.coop/irrigation-service/) - RATES Irrigation Service Schedule IR1 Availability Available to any member of the Corporation located on its lines, subject to the established Rules and Regulations of the Corporation. Applicability Applicable to individuals, companies, partnerships, corporations or politic bodies for the sole purpose of pumping water for irrigation of land. Type of Service Single or multi-phase, 60
- [2025 Rate Increase](https://www.fcremc.coop/2025-rate-adjustment/) - 2025 Rate Adjustment Fulton County REMC Announced Rate Adjustment Effective October 2025 Fulton County REMC is committed to delivering safe, reliable, and affordable electricity to the homes, farms, and businesses we serve. As a member-owned, not-for-profit electric cooperative, we work every day to provide dependable service while keeping costs as low as possible. These efforts
- [Operation Round Up Fundraising](https://www.fcremc.coop/operation-round-up-fundraising/) - Operation Round Up FUNDRAISING Here at Fulton County REMC we have seven cooperative principles that are the core of Fulton County REMC’s day to day operations. One of these principles being Concern for Community, this is why Fulton County REMC’s Board of Directors voted to adopt the Operation Round Up® charitable-giving program in 2004. Operation Round
- [Storm Center](https://www.fcremc.coop/storm-center/) - Storm Center SAFETY TIPS FOR YOUR FAMILY Before a Storm When you know a storm is approaching, there are some things you can do to prepare your home and your family. Here are some tips. Stock up on important items Assemble supplies to have on hand rather than rushing around when the storm is coming
- [Membership](https://www.fcremc.coop/membership/) - SIGN UP FOR new membership Thank you for requesting service with Fulton County REMC Thank you for your interest in requesting service with Fulton County REMC. Fulton County REMC operates as a not-for-profit cooperative business, committed to delivering electricity at the lowest possible price. The co-op does not generate electricity; it purchases power on behalf
- [Payment Center](https://www.fcremc.coop/payment-center/) - FULTON COUNTY REMC Payment Center SmartHub Create a SmartHub account and have access to your account 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Use the app to make one-time payments or to set up recurring payments. CLICK HERE One-Time Payment Want to make a quick one-time payment? Click on the Pay Now button on
- [Residential Rebates](https://www.fcremc.coop/residential-rebates/) - Residential Rebates Geothermal Rebate $500 Rebate To Qualify: Electric service must be supplied by Fulton County REMC. Install the geothermal in a home on a permanent foundation which is a full time residence. Installation has to be inspected by a Fulton County REMC employee and all forms completed. Only one unit per residence can qualify
- [FAQ](https://www.fcremc.coop/faq/) - FAQs GOT QUESTIONS? WE CAN HELP! Billing Do you have a prepaid metering plan? Yes we do. There is more information on prepaid metering under the account tab. What does the “Cost of Service” charge represent on my electric bill? The “Cost of Service” is a monthly minimum service charge to help cover the cost
- [Home Energy Audit](https://www.fcremc.coop/home-energy-audit/) - Home Energy Audit FULTON COUNTY REMC CURRENTLY OFFERS 3 LEVELS OF FREE ENERGY AUDITS. LEVEL ONE AUDIT We can complete a three-year study on your electric bills. This will show your usage for the past three years and will calculate your heating (if you have electric heat) and cooling cost. LEVEL TWO AUDIT We can
- [History](https://www.fcremc.coop/history/) - Our History Fulton County REMCwas founded in 1936 We're proud to serve Fulton and parts of Cass, Kosciusko, Marshall, Miami, Pulaski, and Starke counties in northern Indiana. We have grown to serve approximately 5,950 members using over 932 miles of energized line. was founded in 1936","parallax_breakpoint":"m","parallax_y":"-50,50","text_align":"center","title_element":"h1","title_style":"heading-small"}},{"type":"text","props":{"animation":"parallax","column_breakpoint":"m","content":"We're proud to serve Fulton and parts of Cass, Kosciusko,
- [Diagram - Underground Pedestal](https://www.fcremc.coop/underground-pedestal/) - Underground Pedestal Fulton County REMC will furnish URD meter base. All URD services will be a minimum of 200 AMP main disconnects. The REMC memeber will furnish and install structures, and all equipment for this URD service. REMC will inspect installation of URD specs for approval before connecting. 400A-Ped-Pic
- [Diagram - Meter Base on House](https://www.fcremc.coop/meter-base-on-house/) - Meter Base on House Fulton County REMC does require a clear path allowing access to the meter base. The same specs apply on the side of the house, except grounding is from meter base to ground rod. 400A-Ped-Pic 400-Open-JB
- [Diagram - Roof Service](https://www.fcremc.coop/roof-service/) - Roof Service
- [Diagram - 400,600,800 Amp Junction Box](https://www.fcremc.coop/400600800-amp-junction-box/) - 400,600,800 AMP JUNCTION BOX Fulton County REMC will inspect structure and equipment before they connect the service. 400600800Jboxcrop 400600800-box-diagram 400-Open-JB 400A-Ped-Pic
- [Diagram - 400 Amp Pedestal](https://www.fcremc.coop/400-amp-pedestal/) - 400 Amp Pedestal Fulton County REMC will furnish and install the structure and all other equipment. All disconnects will need bonding screws. Fulton County REMC will inspect structure and equipment before they connect the service. This diagram configuration features TWO 200 Amp disconnects. 400A-Ped-Pic 400-Open-JB
- [Meter Pole](https://www.fcremc.coop/meter-pole/) - Meter Pole 400A-Ped-Pic
- [Tree Trimming](https://www.fcremc.coop/tree-trimming/) - Tree Trimming Trees add immeasurable value to your property but maintaining them comes with a cost. They need pruning, sometimes heavy trimming, or removal. Trimming and removing trees can be dangerous and even deadly. Before attempting any work yourself, please understand the dangers. The most common types of serious tree trimming accidents are: Electrocution It’s
- [Safety](https://www.fcremc.coop/safety/) - Safety Power Line Safety Accidentally contacting a power line can be dangerous and in some cases, even deadly. Your Touchstone Energy cooperative wants to help our members stay safe around power lines. Keep a Safe Distance Whether you are playing outdoors with your children or working on landscaping projects, keep a safe distance from power
- [Call Before You Dig](https://www.fcremc.coop/call-before-you-dig/) - Call Before You Dig IF YOUR PROJECT CALLS FOR DIGGING, CALL 811 FIRST. Indiana law requires all utilities with underground facilities to belong to the Indiana Underground Plant Protection Service. In accordance with that law, Fulton County REMC is a member of IUPPS. Indiana’s “Call Before You Dig” law (IC 8-1-26) requires everyone that digs to contact
- [Water Heater](https://www.fcremc.coop/water-heater/) - Water Heater Services As a member of the Fulton County REMC, you may receive a 50-gallon electric water heater at the cost of $250. If you qualify for the water heater program, the Fulton County REMC will provide free water heater maintenance, including parts and labor, subject to the availability of parts. The free maintenance
- [Electric Vehicles](https://www.fcremc.coop/electric-vehicles/) - Electric Vehicles
- [Wiring Diagrams](https://www.fcremc.coop/wiring-diagrams/) - Wiring Diagrams Find the diagram you are looking for below. 400 AMP PEDESTAL VIEW DIAGRAM ROOF SERVICE VIEW DIAGRAM METER POLE VIEW DIAGRAM 400,600,800 AMP JUNCTION BOX VIEW DIAGRAM METER BASE ON HOUSE VIEW DIAGRAM UNDERGROUND ON HOUSE VIEW DIAGRAM UNDERGROUND PEDESTAL VIEW DIAGRAM
- [Cooperative Principles](https://www.fcremc.coop/cooperative-principles/) - Cooperative Principles FULTON COUNTY REMC'S SEVEN PRINCIPLES Voluntary and Open Membership Cooperatives are voluntary organizations, open to all persons able to use their services and willing to accept the responsibilities of membership, without gender, social, racial, political or religious discrimination. Democratic Member Control Cooperatives are democratic organizations controlled by their members, who actively participate in
- [Commercial Rebates](https://www.fcremc.coop/commercial-rebates/) - Commercial Rebates COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL CUSTOMER SERVICES Fulton County REMC is equipped to offer its customers an array of new services that can improve efficiency and cut costs. If you use a large amount of electricity, we can make sure you’re getting the most from your energy dollar. For example, if you are a manufacturer,
- [Operation Round Up Application](https://www.fcremc.coop/operation-round-up-application/) - OPERATION ROUND UP Application
- [Report an Outage](https://www.fcremc.coop/report-an-outage/) - Report an Outage To report an outage: call us at 574-223-3156 during the hours of 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday, and tell us your map location number, as listed on your bill. This number helps to quickly identify the location of your individual electric service. Any other time, call the after-hours emergency

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