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SMART MANAGEMENT. SMART LIFE. SMARTHUB. Click on the link below to register your SmartHub Account https://seiremc.smarthub.coop/Login.html#newServiceSignUp: MANAGE YOUR ACCOUNT WITH EASE View your current bill and billing history Easily pay for your Electric and Fiber services Track your electric usage Stay up to date with the latest SEI REMC news Contact customer service Report outages ON THE GO & IN CONTROL ACCESSIBLE VIA WEB, SMARTPHONE, OR TABLET (ANDROID or IOS) SAVE TIME (AND TREES) AVOID SERVICE INTERRUPTIONS ELIMINATE LATE FEES SmartHub: Control at your fingertips Take control of your account with SmartHub! From paying your bill to reporting outages, managing your energy usage, and signing up for paperless billing, it’s all at your fingertips. Watch our quick video with Kendall Hankins, VP of Member Services, to see how SmartHub makes managing your account easier than ever! Watch Video SIGN UP FOR HIGH-SPEED SEI FIBER INTERNET! Start the sign up process through your SmartHub account and a Member Service Representative will contact you. Tools to help walk you through setting up your account: Register Through the App or download the PDF version Register Through the Web or download the PDF version

Billing and payment Options How to Read Your Bill 1. PAY BY PHONE (844) 959-3031 2. PAPERLESS BILLING Enroll in Paperless Billing through your SmartHub Account . Step by step instructions for enrolling in paperless billing on an iPhone. Step by step instructions for enrolling in paperless billing on a PC. 3. AUTOMATIC PAYMENT Each month your bill amount will be deducted from your checking/savings account or directly from your bank. You will receive a billing statement prior to withdrawal so you’ll know how much is being withdrawn to pay your monthly bill. No more checks to write or last minute rush to pay your bill on time! Automatic Payment - Bank Account Automatic Payment - Checking/Saving Account 4. BUDGET BILLING Most people experience higher electric bills in summer and winter when temperatures are at extreme highs and lows. This can make it difficult to stick to a budget. Members who enroll in our Budget Billing program can avoid this seasonal swing and can have their bill amount averaged. If you are interested in Budget Billing, please call or visit our office. We will guide you through the simple process of signing up. Note: The consumer agrees payment will be made by the due date each month. The consumer understands the monthly payment is not the amount actually billed and they will be liable for any balance due or will be given credit for any overpayment at the time of termination of this agreement, or at the time service is disconnected. To qualify for budget/variable billing, members must: be on our service for 12 months no disconnect collar/smart meter $0.00 balance 5. PREPAID ELECTRIC SERVICE What is prepaid billing? With prepaid billing, you pay for electricity how and when you choose. Purchasing electricity before you use it allows you to control your budget and pay how much you want, when you want. And there are no security deposits or late fees. Instead of a monthly bill, your use and balance are calculated daily. How does it work? You purchase electricity before you use it. Payments can be made when you want – online, over the phone, or in person at our office. When your account runs low, you will get an alert by email, phone call or text, letting you know it’s time to recharge your account. What if paying your electric bill was like buying gas for your vehicle? It can be! Southeastern Indiana REMC offers prepaid billing, a pay-as-you-go energy solution. Choose your own payment schedule Purchase electricity when convenient Monitor electric use Customize the plan that’s best for you No deposits, no late fees, no monthly bills 6. ENERGY ASSISTANCE Southeastern IN REMC works closely with (EAP) Indiana Home Energy Assistance program, as well as township trustees to obtain assistance for our members who are having difficulties paying their electric bills. EAP is a low income energy assistance program made available through the Indiana Division of Family and Children. Let's Work Together Want to know which billing option is right for you? Want to explore more possibilities when it comes to your billing? Give us a call at (812) 689-4111.

If you’re an Indiana student in grades K-12, enter your artwork in the Cooperative Calendar of Student Art contest. Artwork must be submitted by February 28, 2025 to be considered for the 2026 calendar. Indiana’s electric cooperatives and their statewide magazine, Indiana Connection, invite Indiana K-12 students to enter the Cooperative Calendar of Student Art Contest. A first-place artist will be selected for each grade, K-12, and will receive $200. The artwork of each grade level winner will illustrate either the cover or one of the 12 months of the calendar. Additional artists will earn honorable mention awards and will receive $75. These works will appear in the calendar. Artwork will be judged on artistic merit, originality, creativity and its suitability for a wall calendar. Indiana public, private or home-schooled students in kindergarten through 12th grade during the 2024-25 school year are eligible. The 2026 wall calendar will be available in the fall of 2025. Artwork must be submitted by Friday, February 28, 2025. Entry Form Contest Rules 2025 Calendar Art Contest Winners

Programs and Services Southeastern Indiana REMC is dedicated to providing reliable electric service, high-speed fiber internet, and valuable programs to help members save energy and money. Explore our electric and fiber services, energy-saving programs, and rebate opportunities designed to enhance efficiency and reduce costs. Electric Service SEI FIBER Programs REBATES

Educational Resources Discover a world of knowledge and tools to empower your energy journey! From engaging Energy Explorer Activities for young learners to our hands-on Live Line Demonstrations , we’re here to inspire and educate. Explore our Plug Into Safety blog for monthly tips on staying safe, and uncover practical Savings Resources to help you save energy and money. Click below to explore our full collection of educational resources! EXPLORE OUR EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES Electric Vehicles Curious about electric vehicles? Discover why EVs are gaining popularity for being cost-effective, low-maintenance, and environmentally friendly. Let Southeastern Indiana REMC guide you with the information you need to make an informed decision. Learn More Resource center Here you’ll find essential information and answers to common questions. Explore forms, rates, bylaws, and service rules to stay informed and connected. FORMS BYLAWS RATES SERVICE RULES AND REGULATIONS Energy Assistance Energy Sources Southeastern IN REMC works closely with (EAP) Indiana Home Energy Assistance program, as well as township trustees to obtain assistance for our members who are having difficulties paying their electric bills. EAP is a low income energy assistance program made available through the Indiana Division of Family and Children. Most of us take electricity for granted, but we do care about its availability and affordability. As your power provider, Southeastern Indiana REMC supports a comprehensive power supply mix to help keep your electricity as affordable and reliable as possible. Grassroots Advocacy Make your voice heard! Grassroots advocacy is key to supporting rural Indiana and ensuring electric cooperatives can continue serving our communities. Learn how you can get involved and make a difference. Click here to learn more MV-WEB

Technical Support understanding your devices There are several pieces of hardware that provide you with your Internet connection. These include your router, the ONT, and the NID. Router Your router provides the Wi-Fi signals that your devices can use to get Internet access. This is how most of your devices will connect including tablets, laptops, smart TVs and even cell phones. On the rear of your router, there are also four yellow ports labeled ETH1 through ETH4 that you can use for hard-wired connections. If you have a device with an Ethernet port, you can use an Ethernet cable to connect directly to your router. Connecting with a wired Ethernet cable has some advantages including optimal speed and reliability. The one big disadvantage is obviously that you will have wires running between your device and the router. Be sure you use an Ethernet cable with 8 pins on the connector rated Cat 5E or Cat 6. Your router also has a blue Ethernet port labeled ETH WAN. This port should always have an Ethernet cable connected to it. The other end of that cable is connected to your Optical Network Terminal (ONT). Optical Network Terminal (ONT) Your router is connected to the ONT. The ONT is about 9 inches by 3 inches. The picture above shows a white ONT. Your ONT might also be black. The exact location of the ONT in your residence was probably something that the installer discussed with you when your fiber was first hooked up. The main job of the ONT is to convert the electronic signal coming from the router to an optical (light) signal that can be sent across the fiber. You will see a small black fiber patch cable called a “pigtail” coming out of your ONT. The other end of the pigtail is connected to the Network Interface Device (NID) that is mounted somewhere on the outside of your house. network interface device (nid) The NID connects the pigtail from your ONT to the fiber running through your neighborhood and eventually back to the central office. This provides you with your fiber connection to the Internet. What do all these numbers mean? When signing up for your Internet and when using your Internet, you encounter a few numbers related to your service. It is often helpful to understand these terms. Connection Speed 100Mbps, 500Mbps, and 1Gbps When you signed up for your service, you chose between one of three speeds, 100Mbps, 500Mbps, or 1Gbps. These stand for 100 megabits per second, 500 megabits per second, and 1 gigabit per second. Networks transmit all information in bits. A bit is either a zero or a one. Everything that computers and networks do depends on this basic element of information, the bit. Everything you read or see on the Internet is represented as bits. How that works is a little complicated (lots and lots of math), but it works. On Ethernet cables, those bits get translated into different electric frequencies. On fiber cables, they are represented in different frequencies of light. Your Wi-Fi devices transmit bits using radio signals. The speed of your service determines just how fast those bits can be sent across your connection. A 100Mbps service is capable of transmitting 100 million bits of data every second. The 1Gbps service can transmit 1 billion bits of data every second. That’s fast! Wi-Fi Frequencies 2.4GHz and 5GHz A couple other numbers you will come across are your Wi-Fi frequencies. These frequencies are unrelated to the speed of your service. They just determine the radio signals that you will use to get a Wi-Fi connection. Your router supports two radio frequencies, 2.4 GHz (gigahertz) and 5GHz. These radio frequencies are used for communication between your Wi-Fi devices and your router. It is very similar to how an FM radio works. Every radio station has its own frequency. For example, the FM station at 101.9 is transmitting at 101.9 MHz (megahertz). The 5 GHz Wi-Fi frequency is great for devices requiring high speeds. A high-definition smart TV is a great example. It needs maximum speed to provide you with clear pictures and sound. 2.4GHz is a bit slower, but because it transmits at a lower frequency, it can go for longer distances, especially if there are walls between you and your router. If you are sitting on your front porch with your laptop or tablet, the 2.4GHz channel might give you better performance. Troubleshooting Your Internet Connection If your Internet has stopped working, there are a few things you can do to troubleshoot your connection. The first thing to try is rebooting your router and your ONT. The easiest way to reboot them is to just unplug them and plug them back in. After the reboot, wait a couple minutes and try again. If rebooting doesn’t work, double-check your connections. The Ethernet cable connecting the router to the ONT should be connected to the blue ETH WAN port on your router. Sometimes when customers move the router from one location to another, they will disconnect and reconnect that cable but forget to connect it to the blue ETH WAN port. Another thing you can do is to check the status lights on the front of the router and the ONT. From top to bottom on the router, here is a list of the status lights and what they mean. Internet – This light needs to be green (flashing is OK). If it is off, again, double check your connections from the router to the ONT. If it is red, check the ONT status lights (see below). ETH WAN – This light also needs to be green. It indicates that your router is connected to the ONT using the blue ETH WAN port on the back of the router. If this light is off, double check your connections and check the status of the ONT. 5G WiFi – This light indicates that your router is transmitting on the 5GHz Wi-Fi frequency. If the power light is on and the 5G light is off, your 5GHz frequency is turned off. To turn it back on, look on the back of the router. At the top, there are two small buttons labeled 2.4G and 5G. Hold down the 5G button for 10 seconds. This should turn your 5GHz frequency back on. 2.4G WiFi – This is just like the 5GWiFi light, except for the 2.4GHz frequency. The steps to turn it on are the same as 5G except you use the 2.4G button. WPS – This light indicates the status of WPS security. You don’t need to be concerned with this one. ETH1 through ETH4 – These lights indicate if you have devices connected to the yellow Ethernet ports on the back of your router. If a connected device is powered off, the corresponding indicator light may not be on. USB – This light indicates if you have anything connected to the USB port on the back of your router. It is unlikely you will need anything connected to this port, so it is usually off. Power – This light must be green before anything else on the router can work. It indicates that the router is powered on. If it is not on, there are a couple of things you can check. First, make sure the power cable is connected securely to the router. Also, be sure the other end of the power cable is plugged into a working outlet. Plug something else into the outlet to be sure it is working or try another outlet. One other thing to check is the power button on the back of the router just above the power cable connection. Make sure it is in the On position (pushed in). The status lights on the ONT are as follows: VOICE – If you have voice service through REMC and your phone is connected, this light should be green. LAN – This light should be green (flashing is OK). If not, check the connection to your router. The Ethernet cable on your router should be in the blue port. FIBER – This light indicates a proper connection to the central office. This light should be green (flashing is OK). If not, contact REMC. POWER – This light must be solid green. If not, check the power connection to the ONT. Troubleshooting Speed Problems If your Internet connection is working but your performance seems slow, here are some things you can try. Slow performance can cause jittery audio, buffering when streaming, poor picture quality, and web pages loading very slowly. Sometimes a simple reboot of the router and ONT can resolve speed issues. Just unplug both the router and ONT and then plug them back in. Once everything comes back up, try again and see if that fixes it. If you are using a Wi-Fi connected device streaming audio and video and experiencing performance issues, be sure you are connected to the 5GHz Wi-Fi frequency. The 5GHz Wi-Fi frequency provides the best performance. However, if you are far away from your router or have several walls between you and your router, you might actually be better off using 2.4GHz. Another Wi-Fi issue can be frequency congestion. If you have too many devices connected to either 2.4GHz or 5GHz, it can slow down performance on that frequency. Try moving some devices from one frequency to another to balance things out. Another less common issue to check for is interference. Gaming devices and microwave ovens near your router can cause issues. If you suspect this might be your problem, try relocating your router to an area away from interference. Another possible cause of interference is any sort of large metal obstructions near the router. These can include things like metal walls, filing cabinets, or any other large metal objects. Again, relocating your router to another area could help resolve the issue. If you need assistance relocating your router, contact REMC. There are many possible causes for slow performance, many of which have nothing to do with your REMC Internet connection or the location of the router in your house. These are situations outside of the control of the REMC and can include problems with the broader Internet, the server(s) you are connecting to, and the devices in your home. Unfortunately, in these situations, all we can do is wait. You can check your Internet speed using http://speedtest.seidata.com . Perform at least three speed tests, 5 minutes apart, prior to calling REMC for help. Use either a wired device or a Wi-Fi device connected to your 5GHz frequency. (Wi-Fi devices connected to 2.4GHz typically cannot perform better than 100Mbps.) It is important to use http://speedtest.seidata.com when contacting REMC to report a speed issue. Speed tests through this site are recorded at REMC and used to help troubleshoot. If you contact REMC to report a speed issue and have not conducted speed tests at http://speedtest.seidata.com , they will ask you to do so at that time. Router Hard Reset On rare occasions it becomes necessary to factory reset your Comtrend router. In most cases if this is needed, you will be directed by SEI REMC support to do so. If you have made any changes to your router configuration (e.g. Wifi Key, SSID names), these will be set back to the values printed on the sticker on the bottom of your router. To reset the router, you will need something small or sharp. A paperclip works best. The Reset button is located on the bottom of your router in a small hole (see video). With the router powered on, use a paperclip to press and hold the reset button until the power LED turns red. This will take about 10 seconds. The router will then reboot and all configuration settings will be set to what they were when your router was installed. how to contact remc When contacting REMC to report a problem with your fiber service, please be prepared with information about the status lights on your router and ONT. Other reasons to contact REMC include visible damage to cables outside the house or on the road, even if your service has not been impacted. REMC can be reached at 800-737-4111. Member representatives are available to take your calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Problems reported outside normal business hours will be addressed the next business day. Normal business hours are 7:30am to 4:30pm Monday through Friday except for scheduled company holidays. Additional Tech Support

About SEIREMC Southeastern Indiana Rural Electric Membership Corporation (SEIREMC), headquartered in Osgood, Indiana, is a member-owned distribution cooperative providing reliable electric and fiber optic services to our communities. Since our incorporation on April 29, 1939, we have proudly served portions of Dearborn, Franklin, Jefferson, Jennings, Ohio, Ripley, and Switzerland counties in southeast Indiana. As a cooperative, our members are also our owners. This means you have a voice in our operations—whether through electing board representatives, participating in our Annual Meeting, or influencing the policies we support. Our mission is simple: To safely provide reliable electricity and diversified services to the members and communities we serve. Guided by a board of directors, SEIREMC is one of the largest electric cooperatives in the state, committed to innovation, service, and community growth. Affiliations Management Staff BOARD OF DIRECTORS Our cooperative is guided by a nine-person Board of Directors, elected by our members to represent their interests. Learn more about our Directors, their roles, and how you can participate in the election process. CAREERS Power up your career with Southeastern Indiana REMC! As an electric cooperative, we offer a variety of career opportunities, including vital roles like linemen, as well as positions in member services, technology, and more. SERVICE TERRITORY Southeastern Indiana REMC's service territory includes Dearborn, Franklin, Jefferson, Jennings, Ohio, Ripley, and Switzerland counties. Cooperatives lead themselves by the seven cooperative principles: Voluntary and open membership Democratic member control Members' economic participation Autonomy and independence Education, training and information Cooperation among cooperatives Concern for the community. What is a cooperative ? A cooperative differs from a sole proprietorship or partnership—Southeastern Indiana REMC is wholly owned by the members it serves. Every member has an equal voice in how we operate, ensuring fair and democratic decision-making. Our Board of Directors, elected by the membership, is responsible for setting policies, making operational decisions, and ensuring the cooperative stays true to its mission. As fellow members, they work in the best interest of the entire cooperative.

Forms Air-Source and Dual Fuel Heat Pump Rebate 2025 Rebate Program Rebate for a new constructed heat pump or replacing another electric resistance heat, gas, A/C or heat pump. Rebated equipment must be installed in primary residence. Automatic Payment Checking or Savings Account Each month your bill amount will be deducted from your checking or savings account. You will receive a billing statement prior to withdrawal so you’ll know how much is being withdrawn to pay your monthly bill. No more checks to write or last minute rush to pay your bill on time! Automatic Payment Debit or Credit Card Each month your bill amount will be deducted from your credit or debit card account. You will receive a billing statement prior to withdrawal so you’ll know how much is being withdrawn to pay your bill. No more checks to write or last-minute rush to pay your bill on time! Beat The Peak Notifications Signing up for Beat the Peak notifications will allow members to be notified when experiencing temperature peaks throughout the year. Candidate Statement of Interest Interested in running for the Board of Directors? Make sure to download our Director Election Checklist . You are also required to read our Bylaws , Director's Time Commitment and Director's Job Description . Donations and Sponsorships All requests for donations and sponsorships can be processed through the form or by directly reaching out to B.J. Myers, Director of Communications and Creative Services. Electric Outdoor Equipment Rebate 2025 Rebate Program Save up to $50 on new handheld and push-type lawn equipment! Save up to $150 on riding lawn equipment! Employment Interested in a career in an electric cooperative? Apply for our open positions! Generator Program Agreement Generac Generator Program SEIREMC offers huge member discounts on the total home backup generator, portable generators and optional equipment. Member costs may vary depending on additional materials needed for install. Geothermal Heat Pump Rebate 2025 Rebate Program Rebate for a new constructed geothermal heat pump or replacing another electric resistance heat, gas, heat pump or geothermal. Desuperheater is recommended, but not required. Equipment must be installed in primary residence. HVAC Tune-Up Rebate 2025 Rebate Program Air source heat pumps, geothermal heat pumps and central air conditioning systems. Indiana Connection Magazine ePub Electronic Magazine Enroll now to receive the Indiana Connection Magazine electronically. Indiana Connection's content celebrates the rural and suburban Indiana lifestyle, and also includes advice on how to stay safe around electricity and how to trim your energy bills. Membership Application Commercial Complete the application to apply for commercial electric service with Southeastern Indiana REMC. Once your application has been submitted, you MUST contact the REMC to have your service energized. Membership Application Residential Complete the application to apply for residential electric service with Southeastern Indiana REMC. Once your application has been submitted, you MUST contact the REMC to have your service energized. Member Complaint Need to bring awareness to an issue or problem? Fill out our member complaint form and we will do our best to resolve it. Member-Owned Generation Application This application is used by the REMC to determine the required equipment configuration for the generation interface. Every effort should be made to supply as much information as possible. For systems over 50kW, contact our Engineering Department. Mini-Split Heat Pump Rebate 2025 Rebate Program Single room or whole home installations. My Solar Agreement Fixed Option Affordable, sustainable and safe supply of solar electricity is being offered in partnership with our wholesale provider, Hoosier Energy. Monthly payment option. My Solar Agreement Up Front Option Affordable, sustainable and safe supply of solar electricity is being offered in partnership with our wholesale provider, Hoosier Energy. One-time payment of $500. Operation Round Up Application Operation Round Up® provides funding assistance to approved eligible applicants located within the counties of: Dearborn, Franklin, Jefferson, Jennings, Ohio, Ripley, and Switzerland as served by Southeastern Indiana REMC. Grant cycle deadlines are due the last working day of the months of December and June. Board meets in January and July. Operation Round Up Trustee Separate from the Southeastern Indiana REMC board of directors, this non-paid board will evaluate applications made to the program and make recommendations for issuing of grants. The board will have a set of bylaws by which to operate. Patronage Capital Business Retained margins left over at the end of a year at a not-for-profit electric cooperative. Capital credits represent the most significant source of equity for Southeastern Indiana REMC. Since a cooperative’s “shareholders” are also the people the co-op serves, capital credits reflect each member’s ownership in the cooperative. Business form. Patronage Capital Deceased Agent Appointment Retained margins left over at the end of a year at a not-for-profit electric cooperative. Capital credits represent the most significant source of equity for Southeastern Indiana REMC. Since a cooperative’s “shareholders” are also the people the co-op serves, capital credits reflect each member’s ownership in the cooperative. Deceased agent appointment form. Patronage Capital Self Claim Retained margins left over at the end of a year at a not-for-profit electric cooperative. Capital credits represent the most significant source of equity for Southeastern Indiana REMC. Since a cooperative’s “shareholders” are also the people the co-op serves, capital credits reflect each member’s ownership in the cooperative. Self claim form. Presentations and Demonstrations Request Whether you’re interested in a power line safety demonstration or a presentation about one of our many programs and services, we’ve got you covered. SEIREMC offers a variety of presentations for all ages. SEI Fiber Agreement Commercial Dependable, reliable, high-speed internet has become a necessity. Our goal with SEI Fiber is to keep our rural communities economically viable by providing the underserved residences and businesses, especially Southeastern Indiana REMC members, with the internet access they need and deserve. SEI Fiber Agreement Residential Dependable, reliable, high-speed internet has become a necessity. Our goal with SEI Fiber is to keep our rural communities economically viable by providing the underserved residences and businesses, especially Southeastern Indiana REMC members, with the internet access they need and deserve. Scholarship Class of 2025 SEIREMC awards three $500 scholarships to eligible graduating Seniors going into post-secondary education. All eligible applicants will be entered into a drawing, which will take place during the REMC’s virtual annual meeting. Time of Use Rate Member Consent Form Residential consumers receive service under the TOU rate for a minimum of 12 consecutive months. Energy charges vary between off-peak, on-peak and critical-peak times. The rate incentivizes members to adjust routines and shift energy use to off-peak periods. Water Heater Rebate 2025 Rebate Program Rebate for a new constructed water heater or replacing another water heater (gas or electric). There is no incentive for electric resistance tank or tankless water heaters.

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New Member Page Welcome! Thank you for choosing Southeastern Indiana Rural Electric Membership Corporation (REMC), your local electric cooperative. Our top priority is providing you with reliable and affordable electricity. We put our members first, which is why our mission is: To safely provide reliable electricity and diversified services to the members and communities we serve. About SEIREMC New Member Resources We understand it can be overwhelming to navigate all the resources that come with a new service. Here are some places to start! Annual Meeting Attending the annual meeting gives you an opportunity to learn more about the cooperative and elect the Board of Directors. Bill Insert Bill Inserts are monthly newsletters that are sent in the mail along with your monthly bill. If you pay your bill electronically, you can access an electronic version. Board of Directors We are a not-for-profit electric cooperative governed by a nine-person Board of Directors. One member from each of the nine districts of the cooperative is elected by the members to serve a three-year term on the Board of Directors. Bylaws As a nonprofit, we encourage you to take a look at our bylaws to learn more about how we operate as a cooperative. Indiana Connection Indiana Connection, a monthly magazine published especially for Indiana’s electric cooperative members, is one way the REMC informs and educates its members. Indiana Connection is available not only in a print format but as an electronic publication as well, for those who prefer getting their information on their electronic devices. Service Rules & Regulations Read more about our entire body of rules, procedures and policies. SmartHub SmartHub lets you manage all aspects of your REMC account online or with your mobile device. Creating a SmartHub account takes less than three minutes.

ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE YOUTH TO VISIT WASHINGTON, D.C. Indiana Youth Tour provides young Hoosiers the opportunity to visit the nation’s capital, experience American history, learn more about government, and gain a better understanding about their electric cooperative. The 2025 Indiana Youth Tour is June 15-22. Indiana will send a delegation of students from throughout the state. The students, selected by the local electric cooperatives, will travel to Washington for the weeklong experience and convene with students from up to 46 other states. Students participating in the trip will visit the Flight 93 Memorial, Gettysburg Battlefield, Arlington National Cemetery, National Museum of the Marine Corps and Smithsonian museums. The delegation will also tour the National Mall memorials, take a night cruise on the Potomac River and much more. The Indiana Youth Tour students will also participate in a youth event hosted by the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association and spend a day on Capitol Hill, where they will have an opportunity to meet with Indiana’s congressional delegation to ask questions and share their thoughts on a variety of timely issues. Submission deadline: March 3, 2025 For more information about the 2025 Indiana Youth Tour to Washington, D.C., contact B.J. Myers at (812) 689-4111, ext. 236. APPLY NOW Congratulations to our 2024 Youth Tour Student! Maison Taylor - Milan High School