Downed power lines are dangerous.
If you see a downed power line, always assume it is energized. Don't touch the line with your hands or any object. Shuffle slowly away, keeping your feet together and on the ground. Call 911 then call us at 1-888-535-5732 to report it. Keep children and pets away while you wait for help to arrive.
Electrical safety in your home
Keep your family safe from electrical hazards by following these tips. Make sure all powered devices are properly grounded, install safety plugs on unused outlets to protect children, and use extension cords only on a temporary basis.
Follow proper electrical safety practices in your home to avoid injury or property damage.
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