In light of a recent home invasion incident in Nassau County involving robbers dressed as utility workers, PSEG Long Island urges customers to know what its employees look like and what they typically do when making visits to a home. Stay safe: spr.ly/6019VjexU

If you smell gas anywhere, immediately evacuate your home and call our emergency gas line at 1-800-233-5325 or 911 from outside your home. For any non-emergency matters, please call us at 1-800-465-1212 if we can assist.

While our call centers will be closed tomorrow for Presidents' Day, we’re still here to help if there’s an emergency. Save these numbers in case you need to reach us or call 911 if you need immediate help.

We've received reports from customers about impostors going door-to-door claiming to be from National Grid.  In one instance, the scammer claimed to need to see a bill in order to check for a billing credit. ✔️For your safety, you should always ask to see the identification of

Happy St. Patrick's Day! We hope you all are feeling the green energy today. 😉 🍀

In recognition of National Natural Gas Utility Workers' Day, we shine the spotlight on our dedicated Massachusetts staff members, like Christine. Her devotion to our customers, teams and community is why we’re proud to be celebrating all of them—today and every day. 💙

Ice and snow buildup could block vents for furnaces, water heaters and other appliances and may result in equipment malfunction and could create harmful carbon monoxide buildup.

Make sure your meter remains visible. After a snowstorm, please make sure your natural gas meter is clear of accumulated snow and ice.

Remember to keep your eaves and gutters clear and remove icicles hanging from your eaves or gutters. Icicles on overhangs near the meter can fall and damage the meter and pipes, resulting in potential gas leaks.

An effective #damageprevention program includes structured education. Explore the diverse methods tailored to accommodate the needs of different stakeholder audiences as recommended in the best practices guide. commongroundalliance.com/Publications-M…

On behalf of everyone at National Grid, we want to express our deepest condolences to the family, friends and colleagues of heroes Lt. Michael Hoosock of Onondaga County Sheriff’s Office and Officer Michael Jensen of the Syracuse Police Department department. Our hearts and thoughts go out

April is National Safe Digging Month & National Grid NY welcomed UDigNY to talk about safe digging with TALK1300/98.7 Paul Vandenburgh this morning. Before a digging project this season, call 811! #UDigNY #SpringIntoSafety mms.tveyes.com/PlaybackPortal…

Our call centers will be closed this weekend in observance of Memorial Day. We will continue to respond to gas and electric emergencies 24 hours a day. Some of our regular services and bill payment options are unavailable this weekend due to a billing system update. We’ll return

While our call centers will be closed tomorrow for Juneteenth, we’re still here to help if there’s an emergency. Save these numbers in case you need to reach us or call 911 if you need immediate help!

Our offices will be closed for the 4th of July! Use these numbers to report a gas emergency or electric outage in your area.

Planning on digging for a summer project? Make sure to call 811 first to request that the location of buried utilities be marked so that you don’t unintentionally dig into an underground utility line. ☎️ #CallBeforeYouDig #811

Our offices will be closed for Labor Day! Use these numbers to report a gas emergency or electric outage in your area.

To all the first responders who keep our communities safe—thank you. Your bravery and selflessness don't go unnoticed. #NationalFirstRespondersDay #ThankYouFirstResponders

Our offices will be closed on Nov. 28th & Nov. 29th. We will continue to respond to gas and electric emergencies 24 hours a day. Use these numbers to report a gas emergency or electric outage in your area.

As temperatures drop across our region remember: ✨ Stay at least 10ft away from power lines ✨ Clear snow from roofs carefully, avoiding live wires ✨ Never pile snow around vents/natural gas meters ✨ Be aware of potential carbon monoxide buildup For more tips: