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It takes a lot of courage, focus and collaboration to safely restore power following a major storm impacting more than half-a-million customers with widespread damage. But that’s what our employees, contractors, mutual assistance partners and support personnel did following the Aug. 6 storm in Ohio. It also takes sincere patience on our customers’ part to wait…

In response to last week’s unprecedented storms and widespread power outages, the Greater Cleveland Food Bank (GCFB) and its more than 1,000 partner agencies have been working hard to ensure that all individuals in our service area have access to food and resources. Thanks to a $100,000 donation from the FirstEnergy Foundation, the GCFB is…

For many students, school is already back in session, and that means bright yellow buses are traveling on roadways across our service territory. You can help ensure students stay safe by following traffic guidelines pertaining to school buses. Flashing yellow lights indicate that a bus is preparing to stop to pick up or drop off…

Mon Power’s Live Wire Electrical Safety Trailer is at the State Fair of West Virginia this week, where fair goers can view highly visual demonstrations on the power of electricity, including how to recognize dangerous conditions and, most important, how to stay safe around power lines and electrical equipment. The fair is being held in…

The Women in Leadership New Jersey Employee Business Resource Group (EBRG), in collaboration with Mosaic New Jersey, recently spearheaded an impactful community initiative to support students in need at Mercy Center in NJ. Through their efforts, they successfully gathered 1,464 pounds of essential school supplies. Both Women in Leadership Chairs and leads along with Mosaic Chairs sorted…

We are prepared to respond to potential service interruptions caused by the remnants of Tropical Storm Debby, which is forecast to bring heavy rain and gusty winds to Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and West Virginia beginning on Friday. “The arrival of Debby’s remnants on the heels of the heavy rains and severe weather earlier this…

When considering how to keep safe during extreme heat, we need to look at more than just the thermometer reading. It’s not just the heat – it’s also the humidity. In humid conditions, sweat can’t evaporate to keep your body cool. The heat index measures the level of discomfort the average person would experience from…