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Quick action by a line mechanic stopped a mismatched transformer from being energized, avoiding equipment damage and a possible service delay.

Quick action by Billy Becker and nearby motorists helped a shaken driver and her dog after their vehicle rolled on icy roads; they stayed with her until emergency crews arrived.

Quick action by Michael Cornell and coordination with local fire officials helped protect residents and AEP Texas equipment when a roadside blaze threatened an RV park.

AEP Texas Foundation continues to support education with its $50,000 two-year sponsorship of Laredo College’s Family Fun Fest and Musicale.

AEP Eagle Pass employees spoke to around 100 fifth grade students about electricity, expanding on their curriculum on insulators, conductors, and circuits in class.

Students at John F. Kennedy Elementary School in West OSO ISD got a hands-on look at the tools, technology and safety gear AEP Texas employees use to deliver electricity to homes and businesses across South Texas.

A hands-on demo from DPS troopers helped Los Fresnos Service Center employees better understand what commercial vehicle inspectors look for and why those checks matter for safety on the road.

What started as a perfect spring break afternoon of kite flying turned into a memorable moment for one young festivalgoer when an AEP Texas line crew stepped in to help.

Employees brought trucks, tools and hands-on demonstrations to teach students about electrical safety and utility careers.

Employees used hands-on demos, safety lessons and interactive displays to teach hundreds of students about electricity and utility careers.