Featured Stories

Some employees use physical tools to accomplish tasks. For our Distribution Operations Customer Support team, its tools are the relationships built with customers, builders, developers and electricians.

Simply showing up in the community can mean a lot to an organization and the individuals they care for. It can also leave an impact on a volunteer. For some, serving others is personal and others, it has turned into a passion. 

It’s Administrative Professional Day, and we are honoring those employees who play a vital role in keeping I&M running smoothly. Three administrative professionals offer career advice and why they enjoy being a part of I&M.

Our lineworkers play a valuable role at I&M, but also within the community. In recognition of the recent National Lineworker Appreciation Day on April 18, customers had the opportunity to submit messages of gratitude for I&M’s lineworkers.

Look up, look down and all around before you pick up the shovel this spring. There are five things you need to think about before planting, including what’s below and the shape of the tree.

A simple smile or warm meal can be a small but impactful way of showing compassion. For I&M’s Deb Wilkerson, it was a light inside of her, and a calling to serve others, that has sparked a love for volunteering.  

A squirrel causing a power outage, reconnecting business to service, responding to a snapped power pole, a police pursuit and a truck entangled in wires. That’s all in a day’s work for I&M Line Servicer Nate Prenkert.

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. 

Our talented lineworkers power the lives of our customers and communities. But, do you know why their clothes are important and how skilled they are? Learn these and more interesting facts about our lineworkers.

It was supposed a normal morning for lineworkers at the Muncie Service Center. Instead, they found themselves playing a pivotal role after witnessing a plane crash.