September is National Preparedness Month, a time to think about how we can protect ourselves, our families and our communities when unexpected emergencies happen. Whether it’s a severe storm, a power outage or another type of emergency, being prepared can make all the difference.
Two PPL Electric Utilities lineworkers are being called heroes after rescuing a sparrow tangled in an overhead line in Coplay, PA. Their quick action, along with help from local wildlife rescuers, ensured the bird was safely released back into the wild.
So far this year, our customers have experienced 510,000 fewer interruptions compared to the same period in 2024. That’s not just a number, it’s hundreds of thousands of evenings uninterrupted, workdays powered through and family moments kept bright. These improvements aren’t by chance — they’re the direct result of our investments in reliability and resilience, including comprehensive tree trimming programs and nearly $7 billion in grid upgrades.
When PPL Electric Utilities journeyman mechanic Preston Edrington witnessed a vehicle accident during severe weather on Route 322, his 35 years of safety training kicked in. Edrington and coworker Glenn Klinger safely assisted the injured driver and properly secured the accident scene, demonstrating how workplace safety culture translates to real-world emergency response.
August in Pennsylvania—it’s a scorcher. But keeping cool doesn’t have to be complicated. You can chill out and keep your home feeling just right with these easy, quick tips. Window A/C unit acting up? Gaps around your window A/C unit force it to work harder, while...
Here are tips for preventing electrical hazards around swimming pools and outdoor hot tubs to help ensure everyone stays safe while enjoying their time in the water.
Caring for a family is a big job, so we understand you might be facing challenges and burdens far more complex than your electric bills. If you’re caring for an aging parent or loved one, we have simple tools and resources to help you manage their bill with ease, so...
Lightning strikes the United States approximately 40 million times annually, causing several deaths in Pennsylvania alone. Follow these essential safety tips to protect yourself and your property when thunderstorms approach. Remember: when thunder roars, go indoors!
We understand that your electric bill is a primary part of your monthly expenses and it’s important to us to deliver safe, reliable electricity to your home at a fair price. We’d like to clear up a few misconceptions about your bill. For starters, each section...
Summer is here and bringing it's first full week of extreme heat. If you're looking for a place to stay cool, check out the following cooling center locations available across our region: Cumberland County New Hope Ministries - Enola Center 110 Altoona Avenue, Enola,...
When power outages strike, staying informed is crucial for safety. Discover 7 reliable ways to stay connected during emergencies, from real-time alerts to emergency radio options.
A round of severe weather is expected to move across our territory this afternoon into the evening hours. The storm is expected to produce wind gusts of 50-plus mph in addition to lightning and rain. We have been monitoring this storm closely over the past few days...
Be prepared for any emergency with a well-stocked kit. From flashlights and non-perishable food to first-aid supplies and important documents, learn exactly what you need to keep your family safe when disaster strikes.
