Power for Good: Why Our Employees Give Back
Across the 61 counties we serve, the AEP Ohio team shows up for our communities in ways that go far beyond keeping the lights on. For us, volunteering is central to who we are. We live in the same neighborhoods as our customers, and we care deeply about the people and places we serve. Whether …
Summer Safety in Action: 525 Kids in 3 Days
Every summer, External Affairs Manager Mike LaScola brings an interactive safety program to kids across Central Ohio. This year, he reached more than 500 in just three days. With support from partners like the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office, AEP Ohio helps teach young students how to stay safe around electricity. Watch the video to see …
Bill Assistance Tool
If you need extra support with your electric bill, AEP Ohio wants to help. We offer payment assistance programs available for everyone. Our bill assistance tool helps determine which programs may be right for you. Get started by logging in to your account at AEPOhio.com/BillHelp. Watch the video below for a step-by-step guide through the tool. With …
Stay Safe This Summer With Tips From Our Lineworkers
Longer days and warmer weather mean more opportunities to enjoy the outdoors. Whether you’re heading to the ballfield, working in the yard or taking a summer road trip, a little preparation can help keep you and your family safe. At AEP Ohio, our crews work outdoors in all types of weather and terrain to keep …
Giraffe Snack Time at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium: Forestry Fridays Return for the Summer
Everyone deserves a special summer treat — and that includes the giraffes at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium! If you are planning a Zoo trip over the next few months, you won’t want to miss this special opportunity to get up close with the animals. Forestry Fridays are officially back for the 2026 season, offering …
TruePointe. True Growth. Powered by AEP Ohio.
Image Credit: TruePointe/Equity Construction Solutions A case study for Economic Development Week The city of Hilliard was seeking ways to attract and retain a new generation of professionals. “We had a lot of figuring out to do,” said David Meadows, economic director for the city of Hilliard. Based on conversations with local employers, the answer became clear: young professionals were increasingly drawn to …
