APS Supply My Class celebration brings a major-league surprise to two teachers and their students

Arizonans earning average wages may be eligible for as much as $640 or more in assistance to pay their Arizona Public Service (APS) bills through a state program called Power AZ, while funding lasts.

Arizona Public Service’s (APS) Supply My Class program helps K-12 public school and public charter school teachers within the utility’s service territory purchase supplies that support student learning, creativity and confidence.

With Arizona Heat Awareness Week (May 4-8) underway, APS is supporting with nonprofits and organizations to provide heat relief assistance and sharing helpful information for bill assistance options and tools.

APS delivers record statewide community impact.

APS will celebrate the communities that have shaped the electric company for generations.  

Sometimes lending a hand means looking out for more than just people – and that’s exactly what two APS employees experienced recently when they discovered a barn owl in need of help.

Liberty Wildlife and APS are taking wildlife conservation to new heights, giving Arizona’s protected bird species a safe new place to call home along the southern bank of the Salt River near Tempe.

It’s the time of year for festive cheer and communities across the state, along with APS, are lighting up the season with holiday-themed parades and events, including the APS Electric Light Parade (ELP) – back for its 38th year in Central …

500 Arizona teachers received a welcome surprise thanks to the APS Supply My Class program, which awarded each educator a $500 prepaid gift card to help cover the cost of classroom supplies. Launched in 2018, the program supports K–12 public …

As Arizona families face economic uncertainty, disruptions with federal assistance programs and the continued federal government shutdown, APS is stepping up support for vulnerable Arizonans.  

Help is available for APS customers who are facing financial hardships, including those impacted by the federal government shutdown. 

With back-to-back flooding delaying recovery efforts for many Globe-Miami residents, APS is sending additional support with a second donation of $250,000. These shareholder funds are going to the United Fund of Globe-Miami to help provide local …

APS is expanding its community support efforts this year to nonprofits that offer utility bill assistance, air conditioner repair and replacement and housing support.

To keep your power reliable, no matter the season or weather, APS uses a diverse mix of energy sources, including nuclear, natural gas, solar, wind, energy storage, coal and programs that help customers use less energy during times of high demand.

APS is sending financial support to The Salvation Army to help the victims of last week’s devastating floods. 

The goal for every first-generation college student is not simply to get there, but to graduate – often easier said than done without caring mentorship and the genuine investment of a broader community.

Today, Arizona Public Service (APS), City of Mesa, Salt River Project (SRP), Tucson Electric Power (TEP) and UniSource Energy Services announced commitment plans for Transwestern Pipeline’s Desert Southwest expansion project. This new natural gas …

APS is expanding its Supply My Class program, enabling more K-12 public and charter schools within APS territory to apply for a chance to win a $500 virtual gift card to buy classroom supplies.

Two organizations serving Arizona communities impacted by the transition away from coal-fired power plants will receive grant funds to support their local economies from the Utilities’ Grant Funding Program.

Extreme summer and winter temperatures in northern Arizona and northwest New Mexico, can pose significant challenges for those living on the Navajo Nation, where electricity is not as easy as flipping on a light switch. Jason Hatch, Snowflake-based …

With Arizona Heat Awareness Week underway, Arizona Public Service (APS) is partnering with nonprofits and organizations to provide heat relief assistance programs to Arizonans in need. Additionally, APS has pledged $1 million to Solari Crisis …

PHOENIX – Community members and more than 100 Arizona Public Service (APS) employee volunteers teamed up with the Arizona Game and Fish Department (AZGFD), Maricopa County Parks, City of Phoenix, and Liberty Wildlife to clean up lakes and public …

Four organizations serving Arizona communities impacted by the transition away from coal-fired power plants will receive grant funds to strengthen their local economies from the Utilities’ Grant Funding Program. 

While their day jobs focus on helping to keep the lights on for homes and businesses throughout Arizona, a group of APS employees delivered a special surprise that lit up the faces of 45 first and fourth grade students with holiday magic.

Local youth crews enrolled in Prescott’s Arizona GEM Corps recently received a donated utility truck from APS which will be used to support activities and job assignments that promote career development.

Arizona Public Service (APS) has signed agreements to add new energy supplies to its energy mix – APS’s largest-ever planned addition of new power sources. In all, APS will add nearly 7,300 megawatts (MW) of renewable power, battery energy storage …

Three municipalities in Northern Arizona impacted by the transition away from coal-fired power plants will receive a total of $125,000 in economic development grants from the Utilities’ Grant Funding Program.

PHOENIX – Communities across the state, along with Arizona Public Service (APS), are spreading cheer with holiday-themed parades and events through the end of the year. Among them is the timeless Valley tradition – the APS Electric Light …

 The school year is in full swing and across Arizona, 500 classrooms got a boost from the APS Supply My Class program.