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SRP celebrated International Women's Day with a special event hosted by the Women’s Interest Network Employee Resource Group. Dr. Renee Bhatti-Klug spoke at the event and shared her thoughts on how women can be champions for themselves and others.
Refresh your skills and learn something new at our free annual Electrical Safety Workshop — it’s virtual this year!
Meet Freddie Dobbins Jr., Chair of the African American Cultural Committee, one of 10 SRP Employee Resource Groups. Freddie has served as an engineer with SRP for nearly 40 years and has served his community even longer. Read more on the SRP blog as we honor Black History Month.
Fun Fact: Arizona's statehood day is on Valentine's Day. Happy birthday, Arizona!
SRP honored our nation’s veterans this week with a special event hosted by SRP Vets, an Employee Resource Group. David S. Clukey, MBA, U.S. Army Special Forces Lieutenant Colonel (retired), shared his thoughts on service.
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Happy Ombuds Day! SRP has a team of six ombudsmen who help our customers achieve fair resolutions to disputes.
The Centro De La Familia, housed at CPLC’s Maryvale Community Service Center, provides behavioral health services to the traditionally underserved West Phoenix Hispanic community. The ¡Hablamos SRP! Employee Resource Group raised money for the Centro through socially-distanced fundraisers and events. Read more about how ¡Hablamos SRP! worked “juntos por un mejor Arizona” on our blog.
SRP Employee Resource Group N.A.T.I.V.E. celebrated National Navajo Code Talkers Day with a virtual talk by Michael Smith, a Marine Corps veteran who is also a descendant of Navajo Code Talker Samuel “Jesse” Smith Sr., 4th Marine Division. Smith has dedicated his life to serving the Navajo Code Talkers including Thomas H. Begay, one of only four living Code Talkers today, who also joined SRP’s virtual event to share his story.
As we continue to celebrate Women's History Month, Debbie Camarena’s story gives a glimpse into how apprenticeships can help shape the future for women in the trades.
