New Facility

Boone Power’s new facility represents our continued investment in delivering reliable service and fostering stronger connections with our members.

With improved accessibility, updated technology, and energy-efficient design, the building allows us to better support current operations while preparing for future growth and community needs.

In November 2024, Boone Power broke ground on a facility improvement project at our current location on Indianapolis Avenue in Lebanon.

Learn more about the project by watching the video and reading through the FAQs below. Ongoing updates on the project will be posted on this page.

Building Project: One Year of Progress

November 3, 2025

In November 2024, Boone Power (then known as Boone REMC) broke ground on our facility improvement project at our current location on Indianapolis Avenue in Lebanon.

New Parking and Entrance Instructions During Construction

February 14, 2025

Starting February 17, 2025, there will be important changes to how you can access our property.

Boone REMC Breaks Ground on New Facility to Support Growth and Service Excellence

October 31, 2024

On Monday, Nov. 4, Boone REMC broke ground on its new facility to support future growth and service excellence.

Frequently Asked Questions

As our cooperative continues to grow to serve our members, we need additional space for employees and equipment. Since moving into our current administration building in 1999, we’ve seen a 140% increase in the number of active services. We have limited space for workstations, covered storage for equipment, and parking. Additionally, the height of our operations buildings does not allow for necessary maintenance on boom trucks, and we are challenged by ongoing maintenance issues.

The Boone Power board of directors considered remediation of our current structures, moving to a different location, and renovating the existing property. The board decided to use the existing footprint to best balance expenses with current and future needs. Additionally, the current location allows us to remain centrally located in our service territory and easily accessible off Interstate 65.

This project was included in the data provided to our external rates consultant to conduct a cost-of-service study in 2024. For the average General Service customer, the building project is expected to add a half-a-cent per kilowatt-hour. This is based on Boone Power’s average General Service member’s usage of 1,200 kWh per month. We do not need to implement a new rate structure at this time per our most recent cost-of-service study.

We are considering how we might be able to recycle some building materials and take advantage of energy-efficiency rebates. The board of directors has consistently kept costs in mind throughout the building project discussions. The directors have gone back to the drawing board several times to make the best decision for the membership and employees, balancing expenses with the need for a well-constructed headquarters that provides room for growth.

New Facility

Building Project: One Year of Progress

New Parking and Entrance Instructions During Construction

Boone REMC Breaks Ground on New Facility to Support Growth and Service Excellence

Frequently Asked Questions

Payments & Bills

Quick Links

Resources

Building Project: One Year of Progress

New Parking and Entrance Instructions During Construction

Boone REMC Breaks Ground on New Facility to Support Growth and Service Excellence

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are you building new facilities?

What is the estimated timeline for the project?

What options has the board of directors considered?

How will this project impact rates?

What is Boone Power doing to be good stewards of its resources?

Payments & Bills

Quick Links

Resources