Exelon's Clinton Power Station celebrated its 30th anniversary with, according to Public Relations Director Brett Nauman, community members who were offered the opportunity to learn how nuclear power operates, radiation safety, kid friendly activities, give-aways, and most importantly, free food.

 

 

Nauman adds that Exelon is glad to still be in and a part of this community. 

 

 

Several checks were awarded through the evening. Daryl Tucker received one of these checks for Am Vet post 14. The thousand dollars that Exelon contributed will go directly to helping veterans.

 

 

The Vault was voted on by Exelon employees to be their charitable agency of choice this year and Michelle Witzke couldn't be more pleased.

 

 

Around 300 members of the community came out to the Power Station's open house.