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Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO) is helping Texas school districts accelerate plans to add electric buses and ensure a smooth and equitable transition as schools diversify their bus fleets. 

Recently, feedback from a couple of SWEPCO customers landed on the desk of President and COO Brett Mattison, and he was quick to celebrate and applaud the outstanding efforts of two SWEPCO lineworkers. 

With assistance from multiple departments within SWEPCO, the ribbon was cut on a much-anticipated grand opening of the new Travel Centers of Americas truck stop and EV charging station near Hosston, Louisiana. 

SWEPCO has been involved in planning conversations with appropriate local and regional partners in Arkansas and Texas to ensure coordinated efforts during the total solar eclipse on Monday, April 8, 2024.

Louie the Lightning Bug will be at festivities all weekend leading up to eclipse day! Come take a selfie with Louie as we celebrate the solar eclipse. Share your selfies on your favorite social media outlets using hashtag #SWEPCOCares

'solarbration' weekend.

SWEPCO is honored to accept the United Way of Fort Smith Live United Award.

Tips for a Safe Experience at the Great American Solar Eclipse

One current SWEPCO wires project is in southwest Arkansas. Crews are making substantial improvements to the energy delivery system along Hwy 71, serving De Queen and Gillham. The project is set to make significant improvements to infrastructure, specifically impacting customers in the Gillham and De Queen area. 

The funds will be used to complete a $35,000 project to repair a 100-foot radio broadcast tower behind the police department and upgrade fire and police communication devices.

Southwestern Electric Power Company (SWEPCO) is excited to partner with Volunteers of America North Louisiana to help expand their services to students in 14 Caddo Parish schools.