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Uvalde employees recently visited Knippa ISD for career day and won an award for their efforts. Employees spoke about electricity safety to students in pre-kindergarten through 12th grade.

AEP Texas supports Jourdanton's business community at a local fundraiser focused on growth and connection.

AEP Texas sponsors a food distribution event, providing groceries to 150 families in Corpus Christi.

AEP Texas Foundation recently presented a $10,000 grant to the Ruthe B. Cowl Rehabilitation Center in Laredo. This donation will support the 10th Respite Care Camp for parents and caregivers of children with special needs.

Fort McKavett has a new flagpole thanks, in part, to AEP Texas Transmission and Distribution crews. The 40-year-old flagpole was in bad condition, and the Director of Fort McKavett contacted AEP’s Menard District for help replacing it.

Women utility professionals gathered April 17 for networking, skill-building and a $1,700 donation to This One’s for the Gals.

AEP Texas employees celebrated Take Your Child to Work Day with children of all ages. Kids spent the day watching crews dig holes, mount transformers, attending city council meetings, presenting checks on behalf of AEP Texas Foundation, and learning about the utility industry.

See how AEP Texas uses drone technology to respond faster and safer when storms hit.

Service Mechanic Connor Ferguson shows an example of receiving Proper Authorization before changing out a bad transformer for a customer.

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.