If you’ve driven on the Loop 202 near East Van Buren, you’ve likely seen this four-story, wedding cake-like structure beautifully lit up at night in the desert landscape.
And if you ever visit, you might just get a guided tour by an SRP employee.
As you travel through Mesa, Phoenix and Glendale, you may notice new colorful, larger-than-life murals that bring a bright spark to the daily commute.
These art installations are part of SRP’s “Power Is All Yours” campaign, which aims to inspire customers and remind them that they also have the power to monitor and lower energy bills through our programs and resources that offer convenient choices.
SRP Customer Service Representative Jessie Garcia-Ruiz has a special reason for making seat belts her safety commitment. It’s a practice reinforced as part of SRP’s work culture, tested by extreme circumstances July 1. Read her story in her own words.
Gilly, a 65-pound German shepherd-collie mix from the Czech Republic, is one of the Phoenix Police Department’s smallest dogs. But his tenacity makes up for his modest size. He is certified in patrol work, along with narcotic and cadaver detection.
But until recently, Gilly and the 16 other pawed protectors in the patrol division were training under less-than-ideal conditions.
