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Great places to live.
Nine of ten Atmos
Energy employees
make their homes,
raise their families
and take great pride
in the communities
we serve. And that’s
how we work for you.
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Commitment to our communities is a strong tradition at Atmos Energy. By being close to our customers, we
know them both personally and professionally. Our employees give their time and leadership to many excellent
programs, such as United Way, chambers of commerce, regional economic development groups, school boards
and city councils, Scouting, Girls Inc., Little League, blood drives and fundraisers, Habitat for Humanity homes,
university trusteeships, environmental and wildlife protection, Crime Watch—and hundreds more worthy causes.
To help Cloverdale,
Kentucky, recover from
arson damage caused
by drug dealers, we
donated trucks and office
equipment to replace the
city’s destroyed facilities.
We do infields.
Atmos Energy supports
Little League and many
other youth activities in
communities we serve.
9
out of 10
employees
live,
work
and play
in the
communities
we
serve.
Kenny Westerfield,
Operations Specialist,
enjoying good food and
chitchat at a favorite
community spot,
Horn’s Dairy Bar in
Owensboro, Kentucky.
We stay close to our
customers by being one
of them. When it rains,
we get wet with every-
one else. If someone
needs on-site service,
we’re usually in the
neighborhood. Yes, we
offer toll-free and
online
access for our customers’
convenience, but to make
the kind of commitment
our communities deserve,
there’s no substitute for
being there.