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ATC helps Grafton add native plants to bioswales
The Village of Grafton recently added bioswale storm water retention areas with native pollinator-friendly plants to one of its main streets with support from a $3,250 grant from American Transmission Co. The bioswales and pollinator habitat were installed in the 26-foot wide boulevards on either side of First Avenue between Washington Avenue and Highland Drive. […]
ATC, Milwaukee Bucks commit 510 more trees to Wisconsin schools
The Milwaukee Bucks may no longer be in the playoffs, but we’re proud of the amazing 2019-20 regular season that got them there – a season unexpectedly interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic. Including the Bucks’ 31 games at Fiserv Forum and four “home” seeding games, the team scored 510 3-pointers at home during the regular […]
Rib Mountain adds some tree bark to dog park thanks to ATC
It’s a little cooler at Sandy’s Bark Park in Rib Mountain, Wis. – and not just because of the current fall temperatures. The town recently planted a mix of Princeton elm, yellow birch, blue beech and other shade trees-thanks to a $1,250 grant from ATC’s Community Planting Program. This grant not only helps to diversify […]
ATC named one of the 2020 Best Workplaces in Manufacturing & Production by Great Place to Work® and FORTUNE
Great Place to Work and FORTUNE have honored American Transmission Co. as one of the 2020 Best Workplaces in Manufacturing & Production. The ranking considered feedback representing over 160,000 employees working at Great Place to Work-Certified organizations in the manufacturing and production industry. Great Place to Work evaluated more than 60 elements of team members’ experience on the job. These […]
ATC’s storage as transmission project featured on podcast
American Transmission Co.’s proposed Waupaca Area Storage Project was recently featured in the Electric Wire podcast produced by The Customers First Coalition. Strategic Projects Director Bob McKee explained the need drivers, timeline and benefits of the project in an interview with CFC Executive Director Kristin Gilkes. The costs of energy storage are dropping and in certain circumstances it […]
