AEP Ohio

Congratulations on a well-deserved recognition, Liberty A. Boyd, CEcD, EDFP! We're proud to have you on the team. Thank you for all you do for our customers!

We're wrapping up Black History Month with our commitment to fostering a culture that values and celebrates individual differences and their positive impact. During an event organized by AEP's Black Employee Resource Group, AEP Ohio External Affairs Manager Nala Kovach shared how she has navigated change throughout her career: “The biggest thing is owning your value and perspective. Remain confident and speak up to help you move forward.” Together, we continue to honor this legacy and promote inclusivity year-round. #Diversity #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackImpact

Helpful hands? ? Teamwork? ?? Dedication? ??? A big shoutout to our amazing employees who volunteered this month at Mid-Ohio Food Collective! They contributed 166.5 hours of service, resulting in a $5,192 impact. One of our volunteers shared: "It's just another way we can give back to the community and support our customers." Great job, team! ?? #AEPTakeoverDay #Volunteer #Community #FeelGoodFriday

We know our lineworkers are brave. But today, we're proud that they're the kind of people who try to help, no matter what the emergency might be. A tractor trailer lost control on I-81 in Virginia, hitting an AEP Ohio truck there helping our sister company Appalachian Power restore power following a winter storm. The lineworkers inside didn’t miss a beat. After confirming they were each OK, they moved the truck to a safe place, then jumped out to see how they could help. Lineworkers Zach and Cory helped a passenger get out of the tractor trailer's cab, and offered first aid to others involved while waiting for emergency responders. "These two men went above and beyond right after being in an accident," their supervisor said. "They prioritized the needs of others over themselves." Way to go, guys!

Join us in taking a moment to appreciate the hard work and innovation of our engineers this week! Together, they are shaping a brighter, more sustainable future. #EngineersWeek #DesignYourFuture #AEPOhio #EngineeringExcellence

Coshocton employees recently visited the #CoshoctonCountyCareerCenter to share their passion and insights ahead of the center's Utility Lineworker program launch this fall. The crew showcased equipment and shared real-world experiences — from the challenges of working in extreme weather to the camaraderie among lineworkers. The new program will help students gain a competitive edge in the job market, learning essential skills that can lead to fulfilling careers. Thanks to our employees for their support of the lineworkers of tomorrow! #AEPOhio #LineworkerPride #FutureOfEnergy

Do you have a fire extinguisher as part of your household's safety plan? ?? You can thank Black inventor Thomas J. Martin, who patented the improved fire extinguisher in 1872. Get tips on using it safely and effectively from our community partner #OhioStateFireMarshal: youtu.be/QXRiCU25xkY #BlackHistoryMonth

We ?? healthy hearts. Our employees are sharing the power of red to support the American Heart Association's #GoRedForWomen movement to help put an end to heart disease and stroke in women. #WearRedDay #HeartMonth

For the fifth year in a row, American Electric Power has been named to the JUST Capital #JUST100 list. AEP placed in the top 20 and received second place in the utilities industry. The JUST 100 identifies companies that set the standard in commitment to their stakeholders. “We are honored to be recognized on the JUST 100 list for the fifth year in a row and are committed to empowering our team members and positively impacting the communities where we live and work,” said Bill Fehrman, president and chief executive officer. “We are eager to deepen our relationships in our states and work with our stakeholders to build coalitions that support our efforts to provide reliable, affordable energy for our customers and communities.” Learn more: https://lnkd.in/gKNU2tZH

February is #BlackHistoryMonth, a time devoted to recognizing the contributions of Black Americans. Columbus-born Granville T. Woods worked with electricity, invented the inductor telegraph and received nearly 60 patents — many of which improved safety — over his lifetime. #SafetySaturday