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Summer Safety

As the temperature increases, use these tips to beat the heat & stay safe:

  • To maximize the cooling effect of an air conditioning system, run fans to create a wind-chill effect to distribute and circulate cold air throughout a room.
  • Keep your window coverings closed to reduce the sun's heating of your home.
  • Know the signs of heat-related illness: Heavy sweating, muscle cramps, and a fast pulse are symptoms of heat-related illnesses like heat exhaustion or heat stroke.

Safety & Outages

Electrical Outages: call 1-800-465-1212 or Report Outage
Gas Emergencies: call 1-800-233-5325 or 911.

Outage Central

Prepare before, during and after storms.

Outage Central
Electric Safety

Important electrical safety tips for everyone.

Electric Safety
Natural Gas Safety

Learn to recognize and react to dangerous conditions and prevent accidents before they occur.

Natural Gas Safety
Call 811 Before You Dig

If you plan to plant a tree, install a fence or other outdoor improvements, call before you dig to make sure you steer clear of hazards.
Call 811 at least two days prior to excavation activities.

Avoid Scams

We never demand payment through a prepaid debit card.
Every National Grid employee carries a photo ID card, and all our contractors are also required to carry ID.

Safety in our Communities

First Responders Safety

Free online training, interactive tools, training materials, and videos for teams working near gas and electric facilities.

Safety Education Materials

Want to engage students in safety, energy efficiency, the environment, and ethics? We offer free learning resources here.