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AEP Texas joined the Rio Grande City Public Library's Dia del Niño event, helping bring a day of games, prizes and family fun to more than 800 people.

With hurricane season approaching, roughly 130 AEP Texas employees and emergency management personnel from across the state are getting ahead of the storm with the 2026 Hurricane Preparedness Drill. Held in Robstown, the drill included a mock hurricane event which focused on how each team will prepare for and respond to the storm.

A trained hand and calm resolve turned a family outing into a life-saved moment.

Raul Mendez and Juan Balli were recognized as being the top two employees who delivered the Customer Survey the most during the first quarter of the year.

AEP Texas also contributed as a gold sponsor for this event with a $1,000 donation.

The power stays on because of the people who refuse to quit.

The AEP Texas Foundation gave a large donation towards education in Poteet.

AEP Texas made an appearance at the San Angelo Rodeo Parade over the weekend. Local employees David McMinn and Shane Hill rode a bucket truck through downtown San Angelo with Louie the Lightning Bug proudly waving to the community.

AEP Texas Foundation’s $5,000 gift equips The Rise School of Corpus Christi with specialized tools to help nonverbal autistic children learn and communicate.

Corpus Christi employees spark early interest in AEP Texas careers among high school students during an event in Kingsville.