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.
As part of our ongoing You Ask, We Answer campaign, we’re answering questions we frequently receive from customers. Here's one we hear quite a bit: Someone came to my door saying they could save me money on my electric bill. They wanted to talk to me about my energy...
(UPDATE: We've had several customers leave comments regarding apparent scams. Please be sure to report any scam attempts to us at 1-800-342-5775 and also to local police. Thank you.) We're warning our customers to be aware of a phone scam in which calls appear to come...
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We’d like to remind homeowners and contractors to always call PA One Call at 811 at least three business days before beginning any digging project.