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Indiana Municipal Electric Association
ABOUT THE IMEA
The IMEA has operated as the statewide service association representing the issues and concerns of municipally owned and operated electric utilities while promoting the benefits of public power since 1941. IMEA serves the unified interests of Indiana's 72 public power communities as well as a forum for electric utilities to pool resources for effective leadership, representation, advocacy, education, training and protection.
PUBLIC POWER AT A GLANCE
There are over 2,000 public power communities across the nation. One out of seven Americans are served by a public power community. Municipal utilities are public service institutions whose primary focus is to serve their customers. Their common purpose is to provide reliable and safe not-for-profit electricity at a reasonable price while protecting the environment. The hallmark of public power is local control where citizens have a direct and powerful voice in utility decisions and policies.
PUBLIC POWER IN INDIANA
Indiana is one of 49 states with public power systems. Public Power has close to a 125-year tradition of service in Indiana. Of the state's 568 municipalities, 72 own and/or operate their electric utility. The majority of Indiana's public power systems have celebrated their centennial. More than 500,000 Hoosiers own, control and are serviced by their municipal electric utility.
Treatment Plant Progress
Brush Drop Off and Mulch Areas are closed
Notice
The City brush, mulch, and compost area is closed until further notice due to construction activities.
Frozen Pipes
It is that time of year and the temperatures are dipping below freezing again at night. Frozen water lines in our homes can be prevented.
Here some tips:
-Allow a small amount of water to run from multiple faucets.
-Shut off and drain outside water faucets before freezing occurs.
-Insulate walls nears exposed piping.
Winter is here and these tips will help make it less troublesome. You can read more about preventing frozen pipes by clicking on this link.
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Put your camera to work!
The Greenfield Police Department would like to partner with you to solve crime. If you have a home video surveillance system that may cover a driveway, sidewalk or roadway, we want to hear from you.
Follow the below link to list your camera with the Greenfield Police Department, and start fighting crime today!
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Greenfield, IN 46140-2364
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