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Natural Gas Safety

We are always monitoring our gas systems to provide you with safe and reliable service.

Learn how to recognize the signs of a gas leak, act fast and be prepared for an emergency

View your state's requirements for marking underground wires, cables and pipelines before you dig.

Flooding can create a safety hazard by damaging your furnace or other natural gas heating systems and appliances

Keeping equipment clear of snow and ice will help ensure your gas system is working safely and reliably

Steps you can take to reduce the risk of CO poisoning and what to do if you suspect carbon monoxide

Safety and Your Natural Gas System

Learn how we ensure safe and secure delivery of natural gas through our pipelines

Which parts of your service are privately owned and which parts we maintain.

You have the right to request the installation of an Excess Flow Valve (EFV) on your existing natural gas service line

Line markers are sometimes used to indicate a pipeline's approximate location

When a utility line is installed inadvertently through a sewer line, it is commonly referred to as a cross bore

Esta información de seguridad para el gas natural está disponible en español.

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