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As America approaches its 250th birthday, a team of FirstEnergy employees in Summit County, Ohio, stepped in to protect one of the nation’s most enduring symbols – the bald eagle. High above the 825-acre Nimisila Reservoir in Green, three eaglets had made their nest on a transmission structure. The area is a known hotspot for…

Meet Robin, one of our Legal Representatives who has proudly been part of the FirstEnergy family for 18 years. “I take pride in helping customers both inside and outside of FirstEnergy reach resolutions that reflect our commitment to integrity and customer service.” Robin appreciates that same sense of care and renewal in her career journey.…

Meet Seth! Seth is celebrating 24 years with FirstEnergy and plays a key part in supporting daily operations as a Work Management Supervisor. Seth’s role is critical to the day-to-day operations at local service centers where he manages the planning and scheduling of work to align with deadlines. What Seth values most about his time…

We’re excited to share that 21 new Rotational Engineers (ROEs) joined FirstEnergy! These early-career engineers are based across our service territory, with new team members located in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Their arrival strengthens our ability to continue delivering safe, reliable service to our customers while advancing innovative technologies in an increasingly complex energy…

After a distinguished career spanning more than three decades with FirstEnergy, Carl Bridenbaugh, Vice President, Power Delivery, will retire October 1. Throughout his career, he helped shape the company’s power delivery operations through technical expertise, strong leadership and a deep focus on reliable, safe performance. “Carl has been a trusted leader during important moments for our business,”…

Ohio Edison crews recently partnered with state and federal wildlife agencies to safely remove an osprey chick and egg from a nest in Trumbull County. The young birds were transported to Birds in Flight Sanctuary, where they will be cared for until they’re ready to be released back into the wild. “Ospreys are impressive builders,”…