SmartHub briefly unavailable at 4:30 p.m.

UPDATED: 02/10/2025

SmartHub will be briefly unavailable due to maintenance at 4:30 p.m. Monday, Feb. 10. We anticipate the service will be available again after several minutes.

Empowering our communities

Rural Innovation

Tipmont is an essential services provider serving over 30,000 people in Lafayette and Crawfordsville, IN, and surrounding communities. By focusing on people over profits, we’re ushering in a new era of rural innovation.

PROVIDING ESSENTIAL SERVIVES

What We Believe

True innovation requires compassion and the belief that what does succeed should be shared by all, not just a select few. That spirit transformed rural America in the 1930s when local leaders and community members formed electric cooperatives and turned the lights on in places large private companies would not.

Thanks to their courage and compassion, rural Americans with electricity went from 10% to 90% within a few short years. This model has worked well for a long time because it measures success in lives changed and communities transformed – not in profit.

serving our communities

Innovative Impacts

Tipmont’s Community Solar program is a quick, easy and affordable way to generate solar power to use in your home, and help usher in a new era of clean, renewable energy.
Since the fiber build project first got underway in Spring 2019, we’ve connected thousands of fiber internet customers to reliable and state-of-the-art fiber internet service.
Wintek’s state-of-the-art, 7,000 sq. ft. data center in Lafayette provides a dedicated and secure location for companies to house their computing and networking systems.

Internet connectivity helps you maintain ties to family, friends, work, and school. Tipmont has deployed free public WiFi in Tippecanoe, Montgomery, and Fountain counties.

Tipmont is in a unique position to provide valuable opportunities for young people in the communities we serve with programs like Youth Tour, Camp Kilowatt, and Page Day.
Operation Round Up has distributed over $1 million in community grant funds. Recent grants have provided children’s books, school supplies, LED lighting, and high school robotics supplies.