APS sends $250,000 to Salvation Army after devastating floods in Globe-Miami
Arizona Public Service (APS) is sending financial support to The Salvation Army to help the victims of last week’s devastating floods. The company is also providing supplies, including personal protective equipment and tools to support volunteers involved in recovery efforts in the Globe-Miami area.
“Arizona isn’t just where we work – it’s home. Seeing our neighbors in the Globe-Miami community go through such devastating flooding is heartbreaking,” said Ted Geisler, APS President and CEO. “We want our customers to know they’re not alone – we’re here to help however we can. Please reach out if you need support with your account or services. Above all, your safety and well-being matter most to us.”
APS will immediately provide $250,000 in shareholder funds to The Salvation Army to help with the cleanup and provide additional support, such as food and shelter for victims. APS is also gathering supplies such as hard hats, gloves and eye protection to give to volunteers who are helping with recovery efforts.
APS Customers in Globe-Miami Area
APS encourages customers who may have been impacted by severe flooding and have concerns about their accounts to call (602) 371-7171 or (800) 253-9405 to speak to an APS advisor 24/7 in English or Spanish.
APS serves 1.4 million homes and businesses in 11 of Arizona’s 15 counties and is a leader in safely delivering reliable, affordable electricity in the Southwest. APS maintains a diverse range of energy resources, including nuclear from the Palo Verde Generating Station, natural gas, coal, solar, wind and energy storage – a mix that’s about 54% clean. With 140 years of experience serving Arizona, APS is the main subsidiary of Pinnacle West Capital Corp. (NYSE: PNW).
