Protecting Our Roots
Living in the Texas Hill Country is something our members take pride in. With centuries-old oak trees and ranches rich in family history, it is a place worth preserving.
National Preparedness Month Is Here
Whether it’s extreme heat, thunderstorms, or ice, an emergency can happen at any moment. Most days are nothing to worry about, so it’s easy for emergency preparedness to become an afterthought.
Setting Our Future Leaders up for Success
PEC Offers Multiple Education Programs, Resources As a new school year begins, PEC is continuing to empower teachers and students with various education programs. “We offer many programs to ensure […]
Keep Our Crews in Mind Before Posting That Sign
Posting flyers on utility poles can pose serious risks to our lineworkers.
Perfect Preparation
Checking in with the first two apprentice lineworkers hired through PEC’s Pre-Apprenticeship Program.
PEC Crews Gear up for Texas Lineman’s Rodeo
A select group of PEC journeyworkers and apprentices are getting ready to take on the toughest competition in Texas on July 20 at Texas Lineman’s Rodeo in Seguin.
Working Alongside Our Flying Friends
Cedar Park PEC crews delay radio tower removal to preserve a red-tailed hawks.
Water and Electricity Do Not Mix
Before you dive into your pool or enjoy other water activities this summer, it’s important to keep safety in mind.
Paving their own roads
For 25 years, PEC has been supporting our young members and some adults in continuing their education efforts with scholarships. And while most use these scholarships to pursue education at four-year universities, three students are paving their own way through trade programs.
PEC and employees donate $294,429 through United Charities
Over 500 employees benefit 263 nonprofits through the program.