Safety is Our Top Priority

Call 811 or Visit Call811.com Before You Dig

Whenever you're planning a project that requires digging in your yard (gardening, landscaping, home improvements, demolition, etc.), call 811 or visit Call811.com first.

• Have utility lines marked before you dig.
• Avoid damage to underground lines that could cause service disruption, property damage, or injury.
• Plan in advance to avoid damage, repairs, project delays and costly fines.

Be safe. Call 811 or Visit Call811.com Before You Dig!

Pipeline Awareness

We carefully and proactively maintain and improve our network of pipes that safely deliver natural gas to your home or business.

• Regular visual inspections, routine maintenance, and surveys.
• In 2019, 140 miles of pipeline was upgraded with new polyethylene plastic for increased durability and safety.
• Over the last five years we have invested $302.5 million in our infrastructure.
• Our modernized system & processes reduce environmental impact.

Carbon Monoxide – What is it? How do I detect it?

• Carbon monoxide, or "CO" is an odorless, colorless, tasteless gas that can kill you.
• Your best defense is prevention. Install a CO detector in your home and check or replace the battery regularly. A good time is when you change the time on your clocks each spring and fall.
• The most common symptoms of CO poisoning are headache, dizziness, weakness, upset stomach, vomiting, chest pain, and confusion.

If you suspect carbon monoxide exposure: LEAVE THE AREA IMMEDIATELY, call 911 and seek medical attention.

Your Meter Matters - Treat it Right

• Make sure the meter has a minimum of 3 feet of clear and unobstructed space around it.
• Keep your meter and the area around it free from plants, snow, ice, debris and other obstructions.
• Maintain a clear path to the meter.
• Never tie anything to a meter or piping.
• Don’t lean ladders or metal objects against a meter or piping.
• Don’t use sharp tools or instruments around or near the meter.

Appliance Safety

When using natural gas appliances, always remember to:

• Follow the owner’s manual instructions and only use your appliances for their intended purpose.
• Never use your oven or range top to heat your home.
• Change the filter on your furnace a minimum of every three months.
• Keep the area around your furnace and water heater clear.

Grill Safety

• Keep grill in a well-ventilated area.
• Keep potentially combustible materials away from the grill.
• Keep children and pets away from the grill area.
• Regularly clean any accumulated grease or fat.
• Don’t use the grill if you smell gas.
• Don’t use the grill to cook indoors.