SCI REMC is owned by and operated for you, our members. Members elect fellow members to serve on our Board of Directors, and the directors govern the cooperative on your behalf.

The Board of Directors represents you and your interests in the decision-making process at the REMC. You may qualify to run for a position on this decision-making board. Check out the bylaws to see the qualifications and procedures to become a candidate. The board meets every month to hear detailed reports from the CEO on the cooperative's operation and to make decisions on how to serve the membership of the REMC best. 

The service territory of SCI REMC is split into districts with one director representing each district.

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Back row left to right: Jim Cox District 3, Jim Koch District 8, Bruce Hamlin District 7, Mark Smith District 1                   
Front row left to right: Rex Franklin District 5, Heather Mollo District 9, Steve Williamson District 6, Lisa Prosser District 4, Jerry Pheifer District 2

District Map

Expectations of Board Members

BYLAWS SCI REMC

Board Meeting Recaps: 

2021:   

January   February   

March   April

2020:   

January    February   

March     April     

May    June   

July    August   

September     October   

November   December


2019:   

January   February     

March     April     

May    June   

July    August   

September     October   

November   December

SCI REMC Board of Director Petitions Available May 28

SCI REMC Board of Director Petitions Available May 28

Petitions are available starting on May 28 for members residing in Board Districts 3, 4, and 8 who are interested in running for a seat on the SCI REMC Board of Directors. View the Director district map at sciremc.board.maps.sienatech.com. If you have any questions, please contact Stacey Sauer at 800.264.7362, ext. 111.

Incumbent directors include Jim Cox (District 3), Lisa Prosser (District 4), and Jim Koch (District 8). 

Petitions must be returned by July 27.

The Role of a Director: 

Cooperatives believe firmly in building communities through the democratic process. As a member of a cooperative, you have a voice in how your cooperative is run. You elect directors from the membership to represent you on the cooperative board. Director elections are open to all members. Elections take place during the business section of the Annual Member Meeting, which will be held on September 25. Additional details are provided in the South Central Indiana REMC bylaws.

SCI REMC Board of Directors has many functions and responsibilities, including: 

  • Managing general business administration 

  • Employing a President/CEO to direct the operation of the co-op 

  • Adopting short and long-term strategic plans for the co-op 

  • Establishing and maintaining legal entities 

  • Setting rate and fee schedules 

  • Reporting to members on the financial condition of the co-op 

  • Establishing controls to ensure effective operations