Keeping squirrels, birds and other animals away from our equipment remains a longstanding, difficult challenge. AEP Ohio has been putting great effort into saving the lives of our furry and feathered friends, both for their own safety and for preventing the power outages they sometimes cause. Though there are many kinds of animal protection devices, …
For more than 100 years, eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all has been the mission of the YWCA. It’s an organization that’s been at the forefront of initiating systemic social change. That mission has stood strong through the decades, and it’s being furthered in Columbus with help from …
Tim is an AEP Ohio forester. He oversees a team of foresters in Southeastern Ohio as they trim trees back from power lines and equipment to help keep your power on. In addition, he ensures the crew follows proper safety measures and tree trimming techniques. We spoke with Tim to learn more about the important …
Snow days, sledding and building snowmen are a few of the joys that come with winter weather. Driving in wintry weather is another story. Snow and ice create hazardous road conditions which lead to increased vehicle accidents. Car accidents are responsible for more than 1,000 power outages each year on average, affecting approximately 190,000 customers …
In case you missed these posts on our social channels, keep reading to learn what our team at AEP Ohio has been up to in northeast Ohio over the past few weeks. To make sure you never miss another post featuring your community, be sure to follow us on social media: …
Customer Account Manager Mike Sikora joined AEP Ohio in April 2021, so he wasn’t involved in the initial application process that awarded Belmont College $10,000 for its new Burn Training Facility. He has deep connections to it though; not only is Belmont College now one of his customers but Sikora was a graduate of the …
