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[Duplicate] September Insider: Welcome Our Host: The City of Rising Sun & Rising Sun Utilities
The Mayor of the City of Rising Sun, City Council and City Administration are committed to serving the citizens of Rising Sun by providing services, infrastructure and amenities benefiting their residents’ quality of life. This is accomplished through the responsible management of their city’s financial and physical assets as well as the acquisition of funding and resources through regional, state and federal agencies. Read More...
October Insider: 2025 IMEA Annual Business Meeting & Recognition Awards Banquet
Annually, the Indiana Municipal Electric Association recognizes individuals whose work has made a positive impact in both their Utility & Community. Honorees are recognized at the IMEA Annual Business Meeting Recognition Awards Banquet. Read More...
September Insider: Welcome Our Host: The City of Rising Sun & Rising Sun Utilities
The Mayor of the City of Rising Sun, City Council and City Administration are committed to serving the citizens of Rising Sun by providing services, infrastructure and amenities benefiting their residents’ quality of life. This is accomplished through the responsible management of their city’s financial and physical assets as well as the acquisition of funding and resources through regional, state and federal agencies. Read More...
August Insider: IMEA Plugs into Safety Awareness Our Utilities are our focus
At the Indiana Municipal Electric Association (IMEA), safety isn’t just a policy—it’s a core value. Together with our 54 member utilities across Indiana, including Henderson Municipal Light and Power, we are deeply committed to maintaining the highest standards of operational safety. Read More...
July Insider: Washington Light and Power: Leading with Experience, Growing with Community
At Washington Light and Power, we have a dedicated team of 18 employees, including myself, in the electric department. We are a municipally owned utility, and electricity is the only service we provide. This focus allows us to dedicate our full attention and resources to delivering safe, reliable power to our community.
June Insider: IMEA Announces Opening of Permanent Training Center at St. Joseph’s College Campus
The Indiana Municipal Electric Association (IMEA) is proud to announce the opening of a permanent training center located on the campus of St. Joseph’s College in Rensselaer, Indiana. This dedicated facility marks a significant step forward in advancing IMEA’s training programs, supporting both current needs and the long-term development of Indiana’s electric utility workforce. Read More...
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[Duplicate] October eSource: Good Enough Mindset
For most of us, we have been doing our jobs long enough to know what is the right way to do something and what falls short to “good enough.” When it comes to workplace safety, “good enough” does not cut it. When addressing hazards, having this mindset will lead to exposure to risk that will eventually result in incidents and injuries occurring. It is important to take the time not only to identify hazards but also take the proper time and energy to mitigate them. Read More...
October eSource: Good Enough Mindset
For most of us, we have been doing our jobs long enough to know what is the right way to do something and what falls short to “good enough.” When it comes to workplace safety, “good enough” does not cut it. When addressing hazards, having this mindset will lead to exposure to risk that will eventually result in incidents and injuries occurring. It is important to take the time not only to identify hazards but also take the proper time and energy to mitigate them. Read More...
September eSource: First Aid and CPR - The Chain of Survival
Mastering the chain of survival order can seem overwhelming. Indeed, when it comes to emergency response, this is often the #1 challenge people face. The chain of survival order. Many are clueless about how to navigate it. But knowing these steps separates an average bystander from a potential lifesaver. Without the proper knowledge of how to respond in an emergency, one may be unable to save a life. Folks, understanding this sequence isn’t easy. Read More...
August eSource: Potential Hazards and Safety Procedures
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Workplace hazards are any potential dangers that could harm or injure employees or others in a work environment. These hazards can arise from various sources, including physical objects, dangerous substances, unsafe work practices, or even the design of workstations. Read More...
July eSource: Violence Prevention / Register Today! 2025 IMEA Annual Business Meeting & Vendor Expo
Decades of research, prevention, and services have provided valuable insights into various forms of violence and effective ways to prevent and respond to them. One consistent finding is the strong interconnection between different forms of violence. Read more....
June eSource Newsletter: Tailgate Talks with Your Crew Improves Jobsite Safety
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On a job site, it’s tempting to immediately start a task or resolve an issue with a “get ‘er done” attitude. However, in doing so, you lose the opportunity to identify safety risks. When working as a team, you also need to discuss the risks of that job site. By discussing safety risks, you decrease the chances of someone getting injured. Read More....
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