1 Important Alert

Forecasters are calling for a run of high temperatures and humidity this weekend. We are prepared for increased energy demand and will be closely monitoring the weather and our system. We also want to ensure you are prepared as prolonged temperatures of 90°F or higher can lead to heat-related illnesses. Please stay hydrated and cool and regularly check on the elderly, young children and those with chronic illnesses in your life as they are at a higher risk.

Safety

Our commitment to your well-being is not limited to providing safe, reliable service. We’re also dedicated to eliminating preventable accidents and illness with your help.
To report a gas emergency, call 1-800-233-5325 or 911.
To report an electrical outage, call 1-800-465-1212.

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

Natural Gas Safety

Although we can’t predict the weather, we can prepare for it. Keep safe before, during, and after the worst weather-related events.

Power lines damaged by a storm or an overgrown tree can pose real safety risks. Learn to prevent electrical accidents on your property.

Power Line Safety

Floodwaters can permanently damage gas and electrical equipment.

As temperatures rise, so do the risks of heart failure and stroke. Learn the difference between discomfort and danger in this brochure (PDF).

Hot Weather Safety

Learn the symptoms of hypothermia and when you should seek treatment in this brochure (PDF).

Cold Weather Safety

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

First Responders Safety

If you work around electric lines and natural gas facilities, find guidelines to keep your team safe, and order your free safety kit here.

Contractor Safety

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

Safety Education Materials