Featured Stories

Sons, daughters, and employees reached and important milestone this spring. Your hard work, dedication, and perseverance have paid off, and we are proud to celebrate your success.

Long nights and weekends paid off as Line Crew Leader Randy Cavazos earned a college degree while balancing work and school.

AEP Texas employees helped teach Sterling City ISD students about what to do if they are riding their bikes and come across a downed power line.

AEP Texas employees teamed up with Vernon ISD students for their annual egg drop science experiment. Students were given raw eggs and had to design and construct something that would keep the egg safe from a 30+ ft. drop.

AEP Texas employees turned out in red to support women’s heart health at the Go Red for Women Luncheon in Corpus Christi.

AEP Texas employees celebrated their local heritage by participating in the 80th Annual Santa Rosa Roundup parade and rodeo where they drove a bucket truck in the parade and competed in an old Vernon rodeo tradition.

Students participate in an interactive Power Town demonstration focused on how electricity flows through a community.

AEP Texas has been recognized by the Uvalde Chamber of Commerce as its Business of the Month as a way to honor the company's continued investment in the community and commitment to reliable electric service.

AEP Texas employees visited Marcia Garza Elementary in Alamo to introduce students to company careers, equipment, and line crew work.

The RGV District came together to pay a visit to a group of elementary school students who were excited to learn more about the electrical industry and jobs at AEP Texas.