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We wants to hear from customers, neighbors and community members as we plan for the future of our hydroelectric facilities. 

Customers are experiencing 50% fewer outages and getting power back 55% faster than they did five years ago.

Informational session will provide an overview and estimated timeline on the projects.

Safety is about more than reliable power. Discover how a partnership supporting a new police K-9 will help strengthen public safety and provide peace of mind for St. Joseph residents.

Indiana Michigan Power (I&M) employees and representatives appreciated the opportunity to talk with more than 1,000 community members who participated in recent open houses regarding the proposed Lulu-Sorenson Transmission Improvements Project. 

Proposed Batesville project would create another path for electricity while gathering input from the people who know the area best.

When severe storms swept through northern Indiana in June, crews worked around the clock to restore power to approximately 62,000 customers. That dedication has now earned one of the electric industry's highest honors. Read how crews came together during one of the largest restoration efforts in I&M history for our communities.

Teacher Vision and FIRST Robotics Grants grant programs are open now through Dec. 18, providing funding to help pre-K through 12th-grade educators bring hands-on learning opportunities to their classrooms. Read more to find out how to apply. 

Proposed power system upgrades would help keep electricity reliable for customers while giving communities a voice in the planning process.

Employees are supporting local veterans through a donation of hundreds of hygiene products and a grant from the I&M Foundation to help a local nonprofit expand support for those who served in the military.