Power OutageIf your neighborhood experiences a power outage:
- Turn off and unplug appliances and computers. Leave one light on in the house or building to indicate when power has been restored.
- Avoid using candles, as they are fire hazards.
- Do not use a natural gas or propane camp stove or gas grills for heating or operate generators indoors (including the garage). Either action could cause carbon monoxide poisoning.
- If a traffic signal is not working, treat it as a stop sign.
- See the Food section to learn about food safety when your refrigerator's power is off.
National Grid does not know if your individual home power is out; make sure you report the outage.
To report a power outage in your neighborhood, National Grid any time at 1-800-465-1212.
Go to National Grid's Storm Central for additional information. |