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WAPA recognizes employees, communities on Labor Day 2024

This Labor Day, as we celebrate the contributions and resilience of workers everywhere, we at the Western Area Power Administration take a moment to reflect on our team’s commitment to our mission. This holiday marks more than the achievements of our workforce; it underscores our collective commitment to empowering communities and advancing a resilient energy future.

At WAPA, we believe in the power of partnership and shared goals. A commitment to clear communication, mutual respect and a dedication to safety drives our operations. These principles guide our daily efforts to deliver reliable and cost-effective hydropower to millions across the West.

Labor Day offers us all a chance to pause and appreciate the hard work and dedication that go into maintaining and improving our nation’s energy infrastructure. Each member of our team plays a crucial role, from ensuring the safety of our operations to innovating solutions that modernize the grid and promote sustainability.

As we look to the future, guided by our strategic plan, Power Forward 2030, we are focused on not just meeting but anticipating the needs of our customers. Our goals are ambitious—safeguarding a sustainable energy future, modernizing the grid, and investing in our people—because we know the importance of the task at hand.

We are proud to serve our communities and grateful for your trust in us. This Labor Day, we celebrate our achievements and the opportunities ahead. Together, we are lighting the way to a brighter, more secure energy future.

Thank you for your continued support and belief in our mission. Enjoy this day of recognition. Remember that every light we power is a testament to countless individuals’ hard work and dedication.

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Last modified on December 3rd, 2024