News Releases

We started the process of raising the water level to its normal spring and summer operating level at the Elkhart Hydroelectric Plant. The five things you need to know. 

I&M will trim trees near high voltage transmission lines beginning May 13 in Allen and Dekalb counties using an aerial saw. The work is part of I&M’s commitment to providing safe and reliable energy while balancing the importance of trees in our environment.

Indiana Michigan Power (I&M), an American Electric Power (Nasdaq: AEP) company, has disclosed the final details of the Powering Our Future plan following the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) approval of a rate settlement agreement. 

Since 2013, peregrine falcons, Moxie and Jamie, have won over bird enthusiasts around the world. With the addition of four chicks now occupying the nest box, the time has come to name the next falcons to fly the Fort Wayne skies.

I&M crews are completing underground power line construction that will allow the reopening of the intersection of Tillotson and Riverside avenues.

Amid the spring weather, crews are making progress at the Elkhart Hydroelectric Plant. Rich Walag, I&M Hydroelectric Maintenance Supervisor, gives us an update on the project and what the community needs to know. 

Whether helping at a school or organization down the street, the efforts of volunteers may go unseen, but their support can be life changing. Regardless of the opportunity, the time to recognize the work volunteers do is now.

Late nights, extreme temperatures, weekend shifts, down the road or miles away – I&M's electrical lineworkers are dedicated to ensuring our customers have safe and reliable power. Throughout the year, and especially today, we recognize the full nature of their work and sacrifice. 

It’s National Work Zone Awareness Week. Customers can keep I&M workers and themselves safe in work zones with six easy tips.

Crews are working as quickly and safely as possible during maintenance project.