Watt High Lights - Jackson County REMC
Watt High Lights - Jackson County REMC
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<strong>Watt</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>Lights</strong><br />
<strong>Jackson</strong> <strong>County</strong> Rural Electric<br />
Membership Corporation<br />
274 E. Base Road (Venus Road)<br />
P.O. Box K<br />
Brownstown, IN 47220-0311<br />
Local calls - 812-358-4458<br />
Toll free - 800-288-4458<br />
FAX only - 812-358-5719<br />
E-mail - info@jacksonremc.com<br />
Web site - www.jacksonremc.com<br />
Pay bills online - visit our website (above)<br />
Pay bills by phone - 1-888-999-8816<br />
Office Hours<br />
7:30 AM to 4:30 PM<br />
Monday through Friday<br />
To report outages<br />
or emergencies<br />
358-4458 (local) or toll free<br />
1-800-288-4458 day or night<br />
Board of Directors<br />
President John Trinkle - district 3<br />
Vice-President Earl Pottschmidt - district 8<br />
Secretary-Treasurer Jerry Kelley - district 5<br />
John Hackman - district 1<br />
Walter Hunter - district 2<br />
Paul Elliott - district 4<br />
Mark Trisler - district 6<br />
Richard Lambring - district 7<br />
John Miller - district 9<br />
OUR COVER<br />
Brian and Tammy Covert and<br />
sons have settled into their<br />
new Touchstone Energy certified<br />
home near Vallonia in rural<br />
<strong>Jackson</strong> <strong>County</strong>. Learn more<br />
about this and other Touchstone<br />
Energy homes on pages 6 & 7.<br />
<strong>Watt</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>Lights</strong> - (USPS 669-580) is<br />
published monthly for $3.00 per year<br />
(electric rates include subscription) by <strong>Jackson</strong><br />
<strong>County</strong> Rural Electric Membership Corporation,<br />
a consumer owned utility, 274 E. Base Road,<br />
Brownstown, Indiana 47220. Periodicals postage<br />
paid at Brownstown, Indiana. POSTMASTER:<br />
Send address changes to <strong>Watt</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>Lights</strong>, P.O.<br />
Box K, Brownstown, Indiana 47220.<br />
Page 2 - November 2012<br />
Happier holidays when<br />
you use energy wisely<br />
The holidays are here, and it’s tempting to take a break from<br />
energy efficiency to eat, drink and be merry! While it’s a season<br />
of wonder and joy, it’s also a time to use energy wisely and<br />
Team Up To Power Down. As you decorate your home and<br />
entertain your guests, consider these energy tips that will help<br />
save extra dollars for holiday gifts.<br />
Holiday Energy Tips<br />
Decorate with energy-efficient LED holiday lights.<br />
Use a timer to limit the hours of holiday lighting.<br />
Set your thermostat to the lowest comfortable setting.<br />
Wash full loads of laundry in cold water.<br />
Run full loads of dishes in the dishwasher.<br />
Encourage short showers instead of baths.<br />
Equally important, on the coldest days of winter, do what<br />
you can to avoid running appliances such as dishwashers and<br />
clothes dryers during early mornings (7:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.)<br />
and evenings (6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.) By shifting usage away<br />
from peak times, you help even out the demand for electricity,<br />
hold down the cost of power, and delay the next power plant<br />
investment.<br />
You might also consider purchasing gifts that promote energy<br />
efficiency. For example, look for entertainment systems and appliances<br />
that have the Energy Star® label. You can learn more<br />
ways to save energy and money on Facebook at Team Up To<br />
Power Down, and on the Web at TogetherWeSave.com and<br />
EnergyStar.com.