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Nine AEP employees participated in the 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb to honor the first responders that lost their lives due to the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center.

A $3,600 donation from the AEP Texas Foundation is helping the Rochester Volunteer Fire Department replace some outdated equipment.

The AEP Texas Foundation is supporting health and wellness programs in Maverick County by donating $25,000 to EP Safe which provides special programs that help improve community health needs.

Twenty-nine lineworkers graduated from the apprentice program at a Corpus Christi ceremony after four years of classroom instruction and 8,000 hours of on-the-job training. 

AEP Transmission employees and their families stocked a pet food pantry, made treats and spent time with animals at the Gulf Coast Human Society.

Training first responders helps AEP Texas improve coordination, reliability and response times during emergencies.

A U.S. Department of Energy official got a firsthand look at AEP Texas’ operations and plans to rebuild and expand transmission lines with a federal loan expected to boost reliability and save customers money.

Abilene employees Jared Asbill and Shaun Mccleese visited Wylie High School to speak to students about the utility industry and what being a lineworker is like. Asbill graduated from Wylie High School and said he enjoyed getting to be a guest speaker because he would have appreciated the opportunity when he was a student.

Laredo District employees gathered for a day of fellowship on the fairway at a Political Action Committee (PAC) appreciation event. 

Sponsorship will help fund scholarships, first responders and other Laguna Madre community programs.