Arizona Public Service (Aps)
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April 15, 2026
Arizona Public Service has announced new steps expanding customer support programs following an agreement with the state attorney general's office. Changes include enhanced communication protocols during extreme weather events and increased funding for emergency assistance initiatives.
Read more →April 13, 2026
Arizona Public Service announced increased wildfire preparedness efforts for rural communities ahead of summer's dry season. The company outlined new detection technologies, maintenance routines, collaboration with emergency managers across multiple counties, and provided guidance on potential Public Safety Power Shutoffs.
Read more →April 9, 2026
Arizona Public Service warns that Mylar balloons caused recent widespread outages affecting thousands of customers across Arizona communities. The utility urges residents to take safety steps when celebrating outdoors with balloons.
Read more →March 26, 2026
Ted Geisler shares insights into his leadership style at Arizona Public Service in a recent profile. The company serves about 1.4 million customers across diverse regions of Arizona and offers several assistance programs for eligible households.
Read more →March 22, 2026
Arizona Public Service is advising customers on how to stay safe and save money during an early heat wave in Phoenix. The utility outlines practical tips for reducing energy use while offering details about available customer support programs.
Read more →March 16, 2026
Arizona Public Service has notified federal regulators it intends to seek license renewals that would allow continued operation of all three units at Palo Verde Generating Station into the mid-2060s. The plant supplies carbon-free electricity across several states while supporting local economies.
Read more →March 2, 2026
Arizona Public Service (APS) is warning customers about utility scams as part of National Consumer Protection Week, which runs from March 1 to 7, 2026.
Read more →February 27, 2026
Two employees at the Palo Verde Generating Station, operated by Arizona Public Service (APS), recently rescued a barn owl that had become trapped in netting at the facility.
Read more →February 23, 2026
Snow and winter storms have brought colder temperatures to Arizona, with weather advisories in effect for many areas in the northern part of the state.
Read more →February 12, 2026
Arizona Public Service (APS) is encouraging customers to review their current electricity rate plans and consider if a different option may better fit their energy habits.
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