Be cautious entering a flooded house or using electricity afterward.
It's important to remember that electricity and water do not mix. This age-old safety tip is one we've all heard before, but it's imperative when dealing with the stress…
Providing reliable power is always a priority, but every now and then, big storms happen.
Food safety is something to keep in mind after a prolonged outage. Keep refrigerator and freezer doors closed as much as possible, and eat…
Knowing what to do if you’re in an accident and power lines come down on or near your vehicle is essential. The car can become energized, but people inside will remain safe if they don’t get out of the car. Downed power lines still may be…
This Christmas season, keep every member of your family safe around electricity. That includes those furry members of the family — your cat, dog, hamster or other critter. Doing so can avoid a real-life pet-related accident that can also endanger…
Frigid temps aren't hard just for people and animals but for the pipes in our homes too! Although you may want to turn down your thermostat to save on your electric bill, freezing weather is not the time to do that. The amount you save on your…
Many electric, gas, and water customers nationwide are targeted by utility scams daily. Do you know how to recognize a scam?
Scams are constantly evolving, and we want to make sure you can recognize one if anyone is ever impersonating…
Old Man Winter is knocking on our doors! Is your home and its electrical service ready for winter? The best time to find out is long before you hear about the season’s first approaching winter storm.
Taking a little time to prepare your…
Fire Prevention Week is observed each year during October. This prevention week started after the Great Chicago Fire in 1871 cause devestating damage. Educating everyone about fire safety is important and we want to give our members some tips on…
