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The following text is from a presentation by Tipmont REMC Communication Director Rob Ford given at the 2021 Annual Meeting on September 18, 2021.

I'm going to spend a few minutes updating you on our broadband internet progress. It’s hard to believe that it’s been nearly three years since we connected our first customer near our office in Linden. I’m pleased to share that we connected our 3,000th customer earlier this summer, well ahead of our original schedule.

The 81st Annual Member Meeting of Tipmont REMC took place at the Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds on Saturday, Sept. 18. After 2020’s Annual Meeting was canceled, this gathering celebrated Tipmont’s progress in essential electric and broadband services while allowing members to reconnect, vote in Board of Directors elections and participate however they felt comfortable.

The boys. The flight attendant. Kenan. Emily in Paris. Ted Lasso. The Mandalorian. Mare of Easttown. Perry Mason. Halston. Hamilton. Even mom and uncle Frank.

These hacks aren’t practicing the Kominsky Method or the Queen’s Gambit in Lovecraft Country. They hope to pose with the crown at Sunday’s Emmys ceremony, which honors the best of TV in 2021 — and Wintek can help you find them all on streaming services!

Tipmont REMC is one of the nation's best electric cooperatives. But don’t take our word for it. Take the word of our members.

In July 2019, our 80th Annual Meeting celebrated our past, present and future. We had recently acquired Wintek Corporation and were commemorating the first customers' connections to our state-of-the-art fiber internet. No one envisioned it would be two years before we were able to hold another Annual Meeting.

Each year, the president of the United States delivers a State of the Union to America’s citizens. Consider this a State of the Cooperative on where Tipmont is, how we got here, and where we’re going.

Odds are good that you’ve seen us around your community this summer!

Summer's here, and Tipmont REMC is serving up Kilowatts & Brats for our members!

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is asking for first-hand accounts on broadband availability and service quality as part of its broadband Data Collection program. The initiative is an effort to update federal broadband coverage maps that overstate the number of internet providers in partially served areas, which applies to much of Tipmont’s electric footprint