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Employees with AEP Texas celebrated Career Day with students at Singleterry Elementary School on February 5. 

AEP Texas brought hands-on career information to a recent school career day, highlighting safety, opportunity, and our commitment to a reliable workforce.

This school year, TFA will place more than 65 educators, alongside a network of over 240 alumni. 

AEP Texas External Affairs Manager, Patrick King, was recognized at the 2026 Aransas County Partnership Economic Summit for his investment, inspiration, and dedication to the county.

Two Vernon High School students spent a day with a distribution crew, witnessing a pole changeout and transformer installation and gaining hands-on insight into careers in the field.

The Rio Grande City team visited with elementary school students in Roma during a career day where they shared hands-on lessons about electrical safety and the many careers that help keep communities powered.

AEP Texas crews across Abilene, the Rio Grande Valley and Corpus Christi stood ready for Winter Storm Fern. From preparing equipment, staging personnel and using recent system upgrades to limit outages and restore power quickly and safely. Proactive coordination and infrastructure investments kept impacts manageable, enabled fast restorations, and resulted in no injuries.

AEP Texas employees conducted a two-day training for Naval Air Station Corpus Christi firefighters on working safely near power lines.

From bucket trucks to tools of the traded, employees gave students a firsthand look at electric utility careers during Wylie West Career Day.

Four customers singled out four AEP Texas employees for going above and beyond to restore service, answer questions and rebuild trust. Read how their quick, professional responses were celebrated at the 2026 Scorecard Company Webcast.