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We are committed to creating a cleaner and brighter future for our customers and communities. We know that a new year can mean new resolutions to be more energy efficient than the year before. Programs offered by I&M can help you start and keep a new green resolution for 2023

Indiana Michigan Power continues to diligently update the transmission system – the backbone of the energy grid. In 2022, the I&M Energy Delivery team completed 36 projects, investing $337 million in enhancing the grid. Also last year, we continued moving forward, announcing 22 new projects and future improvements.

The playground at Bridgman’s Toth Street Park will receive a much needed facelift, thanks to a $75,000 grant awarded from the American Electric Power  Foundation, upon the recommendation from Indiana Michigan Power.

Safety is always our top priority and Indiana Michigan Power. As of January 7, 2023, I&M employees completed the impressive feat of reaching two years without a DART event - an injury resulting in Days Away, Restricted or Transferred. 

When severe weather is in the forecast, many of us turn to local television meteorologists for updates and explanations.  That’s why the Indiana Michigan Power team held a special informational session for those meteorologists on December 9, with the goal of educating them on how we prepare for winter storms. 

Weeks before winter storms moved into our area, I&M employees gathered in downtown Fort Wayne to practice and prepare for the severe weather conditions we might face in the months ahead.

Investments in advancing technology restored power for over 200 customers more than a day early during summer storms.

The American Electric Power Foundation, upon the recommendation of Indiana Michigan Power, has awarded a grant to support the purchase of a box truck for the Muncie Mission that will enhance their ability to serve the community.

Here are some energy efficient holiday decoration ideas and safety reminders to get into the holiday spirit.

Kurt Girardot, I&M Fleet Technician A, wants to make the holidays brighter for those in need. His impressive holiday light display in Fort Wayne also collects donations of socks to Invisible Vets. In 2021, Girardot collected 597 pairs, and hopes to collect even more this year