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Safety/Security

Our top priority is safety.

Your safety and the security of your information are important to us.

We want you to know the risks of electricity and how to stay safe around it. And when extreme weather strikes, we want you to be prepared so you can keep your family safe and comfortable.  

We also want to help protect you from utility scams and other deceptive and misleading tactics you need to know to stop scammers in their tracks.  

Stay safe and cool when extreme heat hits

Stay safe and cool when extreme heat hits

Extreme heat can be more than just uncomfortable — it can affect your health, increase your energy use and make it harder to stay cool at home. It’s also a time when the electric system is working harder to meet increased demand, and we know that’s when you rely on us...

Start summer safely: Avoid outdoor electrical dangers

Start summer safely: Avoid outdoor electrical dangers

With warmer weather on the way, many people are heading outside to tackle yard projects, enjoy time with family and make the most of the summer season. As outdoor activity ramps up, PPL Electric Utilities is reminding you to stay aware of potential electrical dangers...

Electrical safety starts at home: Follow these tips

Electrical safety starts at home: Follow these tips

  May is National Electrical Safety Month, a great time to learn how to stay safe around electricity at home. Electricity helps power our lights, appliances, phones, and more — but if it’s not used the right way, it can be dangerous.  According to the Electrical...

Staying safe around electricity during flooding

Staying safe around electricity during flooding

Flooding can happen in any season, often with little warning. And while every situation is different, one thing always remains the same: water and electricity are a dangerous combination. If an area is flooded or even just damp, assume electrical hazards may be...

Do you have an emergency plan?

Do you have an emergency plan?

Having a family emergency plan can make all the difference when disaster strikes. This National Preparedness Month, review your plan—or start one—with simple steps to stay safe and connected.

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