On July 27, 2024, we successfully hosted our 7th annual Shedding Light on Hunger golf tournament and raised over $9,000.

This event helps us support local communities facing food insecurity. We want to thank our vendors, local businesses, tournament participants, and volunteers for making the event successful.

On June 24, 2024, we opened our doors at our new facility at 1201 S. State Rd. 101, just south of Liberty.

This project has been a long time coming, and we had been looking for land to build on for years. In 2020, that finally came to be when we bought 20 acres in a farm field along Highway 101 just north and across the road from the Whitewater State Park entrance.

Whitewater Valley REMC’s Operation Round Up awarded $16,125 to 24 community organizations in the first half of 2024.

WWVREMC will be handing out free lunch bags August 2, 2024.* Each bag is filled with ready-to-eat and kid-friendly easy to prepare meals.

RECEIVE A REBATE OF 50% OFF A QUALIFYING HVAC TUNE-UP COST.

Read the program details for information on how to apply for a rebate. All information must be filled out on the application. Incomplete applications will not be processed and member will not be eligible for a rebate.

All members who voted in the 2022 election are automatically entered to win a bill credit.

Earn up to $50 in rebates on new electric outdoor equipment.

We've added more equipment eligible for rebates to the program so we changed the name of the program. (formally Electric Lawn Equipment Rebate Program) Read the attached documents for complete details.

WWVREMC Donates to LES

The Cooperative recently made a $700 donation to the Liberty Elementary School (LES) as part of its Shedding Light on Hunger program. The donation will help the school keep the snack cart filled with food items for students needing a little nurishment during the school hours.

Shoulder Rates are in effect for the months of September - November.

WWVREMC's power prices are tied to costs associated with meeting demand during traditional periods of high summer and winter usage. Members can use their SmartHub account to monitor their energy use and make payments. 

In the July newsletter, CEO Thomas addresses economic impacts of rising electricity costs and requests to reduce electricity use for reliability.

Use the links below to read the article and sample peak alert messages you may receive from WWVREMC. Please make sure we have your current contact information including email.