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Approximately fifty I&M employees, including lineworkers, fleet technicians and safety personnel, will work alongside First Energy to restore power.

We are committed to supporting organizations throughout our communities, like the YWCA Northeast Indiana. Read what they have to say about how this partnership has helped their organization serve and empower the community.

From serving his country to serving his community with reliable and safe power. Calvin Arent uses his leadership and teamwork skills from the Army while at I&M. Read how Arent also was able to gain his degree while working on power lines.

The start of a new school year brings a rush of things to do before the first bell rings. Thanks to a special lightning bug, a bit of brightness was added to one of those items at a recent back-to-school event. 

As another school year approaches, families are tasked with purchasing school supplies before the first day. For some, this supply list comes during a stressful financial time. Thanks to the United Way of Southwest Michigan and a large group of volunteers, assistance is available.

I&M is closely monitoring the weather and is ready to respond if needed. We are encouraging customers to review and practice what to do before, during and after a storm.

In just weeks, backpacks will be filled with fresh supplies and school buses will be back on the roads. Even if you don’t have a student heading back, there are still several ways you can save money and stay safe this time of year.

It is clear to see what a television can provide or how phones can be beneficial in a time of need, but there is additional, less obvious technology that aims to support your daily life, including the smart electric meter on your home.

We have recorded an increase in scammers targeting our customers and we want to arm you with the knowledge to avoid becoming a victim.

In the aftermath of downed trees, power poles and power lines – you’ll likely see I&M lineworkers in bucket trucks and tree trimming crews working. Recently, we had hundreds of crews restoring power after damaging tornadoes and hurricanes.