ATC news for ATC retirees

2021 Wrapup

American Transmission Co. is taking a few small steps to provide timelier retiree communications while also being greener and saving money. From now on, we will be connecting with you periodically through this e-newsletter. Please let us know if there are areas you would like us to include in these updates. You can also keep up-to-date on company news by subscribing to our blog and following us on social media.

Our hearts are with Waukesha

American Transmission Co. cares and we are committed to the communities we live in and serve. Our hearts go out to all those who were affected by the tragic incident at the Waukesha Christmas parade. Waukesha is home to our business, employees, their families and our neighbors and we are profoundly affected by the senseless loss of life and injury that occurred.

To assist the families who were impacted by the tragic incident, ATC made a $10,000 donation to the United for Waukesha Community Fund on behalf of our employees.

“It is at times like this that we are most grateful to United Way for helping us support the most urgent community needs,” said Mike Rowe, president and CEO. “We appreciate them for being the link to caring for these families during this difficult time.”

Our ATC family will continue to keep Waukesha in our thoughts as our community mourns and continues the process of healing.

NEW Retiree webpage

You asked, and we are delivering! We are excited to announce the NEW ATC Retiree webpage. With the positive feedback we received for the open enrollment webpage for retirees this year, we created this new webpage so you can access your retiree benefit-related materials at any time. The new page includes summary plan descriptions, forms, flyers and links to our benefit vendors. We hope this will provide a more user-friendly experience for you to access the information you need.

The new webpage address is: www.atcllc.com/atc-retirees

Please take some time to review the new page and let us know what you think. If you are looking for something and can’t find it on the new page, please let Sara Wilder know so we can add information that you will find relevant and helpful. You can email Sara at swilder@atcllc.com for any questions or assistance.

Thanks & Happy 2022!

Employee Assistance Program

As an ATC retiree, you have access to LifeMatters, our Employee Assistance Program. LifeMatters recognizes the importance of both your physical and mental health and offers a list of resources to help you de-stress. The list includes links to games, virtual field trips, TED Talks, videos and podcasts, physical activities and more. To check it out, go to mylifematters.com (password is ATC1).

Next Avenue

Next Avenue is a great online resource for retirees. Check out these recent articles:

· Money Advice for Retirees on Fixed Incomes When Inflation is Soaring

· The Best Financial Gifts for Kids and Grandkids

· Why I Went On a One-Year Journey to Revise My Final Wishes

Former co-workers, Jackie Olson and Kathy Erdmann enjoyed some catchup time together with their spouses this past fall while exploring northern Arizona and southern Utah. Shown on the left is Horseshoe Bend Overlook and on the right is Secret Antelope Canyon both near Page, Ariz.

Jose Delgado

Jose passed away in January 2021. He served ATC from 2001-2010 and retired as the Executive Chairman of the Board. After retiring, Jose continued his involvement in public service activities, electric industry issues and countless industry and corporate boards.

Bruce Teague

Bruce passed away in July 2021. He served ATC from 2001-2016 and retired as a Consultant System Control Operator. Bruce worked for one of ATC's founding utilities, Alliant, from 2000 until he joined ATC.

Please continue to keep ATC human resources informed of your contact information, including your mailing address, email address and phone number, so that you continue to receive timely company information. Send any updates to the Total Rewards team at ATCBenefits@atcllc.com.