Natural gas is one of the safest and most reliable forms of energy, but it's important to understand what to do if you smell gas.

Carbon monoxide poisoning can lead to serious illness or even death. While you can’t see, smell or taste carbon monoxide, you can detect conditions that may produce it.

Your safety is important to us. If you smell a gas odor, immediately evacuate from the building or area. Once you're away from the building, call 911.

Whether you’re a homeowner planting a tree or a contractor excavating a subdivision, you must call 811 before you dig. It’s free, it’s easy, and it’s the law.

Emergencies come in all forms. Whether a forest fire threatens your home, your house has a natural gas leak, or a major storm has caused extensive damage.

This program is an online resource to support your departments safety training programs.

Our power lines bring electricity to the communities we serve. While we rely on electricity, we sometimes underestimate its force. Knowing a few basic rules can keep you safe around electricity.

We deliver natural gas to your home or business through a system of underground pipelines. While natural gas has an excellent safety record, it’s important to know a few basic principles to stay safe.

We’re committed to protecting the public, our employees, and the environment — all while providing reliable natural gas to our customers. In addition to our pipeline integrity management plan, neighbors like you can help us in maintaining a safe and reliable pipeline system.

We're always ready to respond to issues caused by severe weather. Our highest priority is to provide you with safe, reliable service.

Follow these tips on how to prepare for wildfire, and do your part to practice prevention.

Heavy rains and large amounts of snowfall can cause flooding any time of the year.