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FirstEnergy continues to support the communities we serve by educating customers about electrical safety, giving them an opportunity to engage with our employees and see the equipment we use to keep power flowing safely and reliably to their homes. We recently supported two events in our Ohio Edison and Penelec service territories to help spread…

The 2023 Corp Soap Box Derby members were: Dewayne Edwards, manager, Transmission Design Tara Costa, advanced business analyst Jasina Chapman, contractor, Corporate Affairs & Community Involvement Stephen Walters, supervisor, Regional Operations Line and Substation John Huber, director, Emergency Preparedness Rachel Elkins, advanced business analyst Patricia Sewell, Supply Chain analyst IV Idowu Oke, engineer II The Corporate Soap…

​​​​Check out the list of September’s service anniversaries​.​​​​

FirstEnergy employees in our West Penn Power and Mon Power service areas, and the FirstEnergy Foundation, are supporting a number of important initiatives in our communities. A few employees participated in the Pride Festival in State College, Pennsylvania. The Pride Festival is hosted by the nonprofit, Centre LGBTQA (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning/queer) Support Network,…

FirstEnergy’s subsidiaries – Met-Ed, Penelec, Penn Power, West Penn Power, Keystone Appalachian Transmission Company (KATCo) and Mid-Atlantic Interstate Transmission, LLC (MAIT) – have filed a settlement agreement with the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PaPUC) regarding their joint application to merge FirstEnergy’s four Pennsylvania electric distribution companies into a single consolidated operating company with a continued…

Mary Yoder became hooked on pain pills that were prescribed to her following a car accident during her teenage years, and the addiction led to heroin use. When she woke up in the hospital after an overdose last year, Mary knew it was time to get help. She found Lasting Change, a Hagerstown-based nonprofit that…

The Girl Scouts of North East Ohio (GSNEO) will soon be the proud owners of a new STEM Center of Excellence at Camp Ledgewood, thanks to the generous contribution of $500,000 from the FirstEnergy Foundation. The project, which is set to cost $7 million, will feature an impressive 8,000 square-foot building that will be seamlessly…