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I&M has 479 employees and contractors joining Hurricane Milton restoration efforts to help Tampa Electric and Florida Power and Light restore their customers. 

In total, 466 I&M employees and business partners are helping our sister companies, Kentucky Power and Appalachian Power Company, restore service to their customers. 

As we officially kick off October’s National Energy Awareness Month, we have your fall checklist for eliminating unwanted chills in your home and staying energy efficient this winter – and with minimal effort.

. I&M is sending 180 employees and contractors along with nearly 40 vehicles from across our service area to assist Georgia Power.

Some dream of their future profession at a young age. For others, one experience alone provides clarity on their next steps. At two southern Indiana high schools, equipping students for their futures and preparing them for success is their mission - one we are proud to support.

Starting Sept. 16, the traffic pattern on Tillotson Ave between W University Ave and W Riverside Ave will adjust to one lane of the northbound and southbound lanes of Tillotson Avenue to be opened for two-way traffic.

As students report back to school, we are doing our part to help prepare for the year ahead. Grants provided by the American Electric Power Foundation help to provide necessary materials for educators, boost STEM education and more. 

Champú, desodorante, dentífrico y gel de ducha, ¿con qué frecuencia piensa en estos artículos? Tal vez solo cuando se le terminan y necesita ir a comprar más. Pero, ¿y si eso no fuera siempre una opción? Para ayudar a las personas con acceso limitado a artículos como estos, un grupo de I&M buscó ayuda para apoyar a estas personas, y marcar una diferencia mucho más allá de una botella de jabón.

Starting Monday, August 19, Tillotson Avenue will be closed between W University Avenue and W Riverside Avenue. The closure will allow crews to safely install underground equipment.

Approximately fifty employees, including lineworkers, fleet technicians and safety personnel, will work alongside First Energy to restore power.