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Part of FirstEnergy’s plan to attract diverse hires focuses attention on defined talent streams – including colleges, universities and diverse professional organizations representing minorities, women and veterans – that employees can foster meaningful partnerships with to locate strong talent. That’s where the company’s Ambassador Network finds its purpose. “Our Ambassador Network is designed to leverage the enthusiasm…

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

On Feb. 8 and 9, FirstEnergy employees picked up the phones to help Northeast Ohioans become “miracle makers” during the annual 98.1 KDD Radiothon to benefit Akron Children’s Hospital. FirstEnergy Foundation did its part to light up the phone lines, encouraging a burst of donations with a matching donation up to $10,000. Now in its…

We are installing automated reclosing devices and electronic controllers in five distribution substations that serve more than 26,000 customers in sections of southwestern Pennsylvania. The work is being performed by substation electricians in our West Penn Rate District (West Penn) – part of FirstEnergy Pennsylvania Electric Company (FE PA) – and is designed to help…

A couple in Maryland recently submitted the following message of thanks to a group of Potomac Edison employees and contractors who provided excellent customer service while installing underground cable in front of their home. We thank our workers for living FirstEnergy’s core value of Stewardship – positively impacting our customers, communities and other stakeholders, and…

JCP&L President Jim Fakult has been named the recipient of Morris Habitat for Humanity’s Community Partner Award for 2024. The award highlights Jim’s role in advancing our core value of diversity, equity and inclusion by promoting communities where everyone feels safe, valued and respected. Jim also supports the Morris Habitat for Humanity’s mission to complete 30 home builds and…

JCP&L has begun upgrading 3.5 miles of a high-voltage power line in Monmouth County to help prevent or minimize the impact of service disruptions for 3,950 customers. The work is part of a series of projects to improve the reliability of the transmission system benefiting more than 150,000 customers. As part of the $11 million…