Greenville Utilities Commission, NC

14 hours ago

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Our Gas Department is conducting an annual inspection of our natural gas pipelines. To maintain the safety of our pipelines, all portions of the gas system must be inspected in accordance with federal, state, and local guidelines to ensure compliance, system operation, and public safety. ☑️ Work has started and will take place between now and July. People living along or near gas pipelines may notice a contractor from Southern Cross Utilities Inspection Services conducting the inspection for GUC. Their work involves walking around roads, fields, and yards, including all gas meters. Each contractor will have identification and will NOT need access to any homes, businesses, or offices, nor will they ask for any money or personal information. ☑️ For questions about this program, please call our Gas Department at 252-551-1587 (opens in a new window)

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Today we’re celebrating the 10th year of Natural Gas Utility Workers’ Day and recognizing the dedicated employees who help keep our community running safely and reliably. Pictured are Ron and Roger, two of the 62 natural gas employees at GUC who are dedicated to serving our community and keeping our system running safely each day. We asked Ron and Roger what they enjoy most about their work and invite you to check out what they had to say. We also invite you to join us in thanking them and ALL of our natural gas employees for the important work that they do for our community! (opens in a new window)

3 days 14 hours ago

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🎬 Lights, camera, action! Our Video Tips page is your one-stop shop for money-saving utility hacks. 🔧 During National Fix a Leak Week (17-23), we're spotlighting our leak detection videos, but don't stop there! Explore all our tips to become a utility-savvy superhero. Your wallet (and the environment) will thank you! 🦸‍♂️💚 https://www.guc.com/video-tips (opens in a new window)

4 days 2 hours ago

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With severe weather potential for Monday (3/16), now is a good time to save our Emergency Hotline 1-855-SOS-2-GUC (1-855-767-2482) in your phone or another convenient location. Use the number to report any utility-related emergencies. We also recommend that you save your GUC account number in the same location. Visit our Storm Central page to help you prepare and respond during a severe weather event https://www.guc.com/storm-central Please remember that we utilize social media to post outage updates during storms, not for taking customer outage reporting. Outages must be reported by calling it in or using our outage reporting tool online. ❗️Important Safety Reminders: ⚡️ Do NOT go near or drive over a downed power line. Always treat it as LIVE. 📞 Report downed power lines immediately by calling 1-855-SOS-2GUC (767-2482). 📲 Report or view outages at on our website at https://www.guc.com/outages 📲 Continue to follow us for updates. (opens in a new window)

6 days 10 hours ago

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Thank you to Gas Systems Crew Leader I Roger Waterfield and Gas Systems Technician III Brandon Stevens for delivering outstanding customer service! Mr. Allen called to commend them for promptly coming to his residence when a potential gas leak was reported. He stated that he was “extremely pleased” with their service and that they were “very friendly and thorough when looking into the issue.” (opens in a new window)

1 week ago

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UPDATE 4:48 PM - We currently have 141 customers who remain without power. These outages are associated with downed poles and will take longer. Thank you all for your patience as our crews work as quickly and safely as they can. ALERT 1:56 PM - Please be aware that GUC crews are handling multiple outages due to high winds and downed trees ahead of the storm. As the storm passes through, we anticipate higher winds and potentially more outages. ⚠️ We also have customers reporting a tree across the road at 903 North and Post Oak Road in Stokes with traffic significantly backed up. 📸 creds: Paige Wallace & Kevin Lockamy (opens in a new window)

1 week ago

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Campaign signs sprouting up? 🌱 Before you dig, give 811 a ring or submit a locate request through nc811.org. 811 is not just for big digs. Even smaller signs with deeper supports need a safety check. Help keep our utilities safe and intact. (opens in a new window)

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March has busy so far with much more planned! We're recognizing a few special days and weeks (we especially want you to check out the one on 3/18), celebrating a 10-year accomplishment with our Water Treatment Plant staff, and much more! Read all about it in our March eConnections. https://conta.cc/3N7eIXs (opens in a new window)

1 week 2 days ago

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Today we’re sharing an inside look at our Gas Service Specialists, the team responsible for working directly with customers to maintain, repair, and restore residential gas services. These employees handle everything from meter maintenance to customer leak calls and service cut-ons and cut-offs. They are often the face of our Gas Department in the field, providing not only technical expertise, but also customer care during stressful situations. 📆 A typical day for them involves: • Performing residential gas meter changeouts and upgrades. • Responding to customer leak calls and service interruptions. • Cutting on and cutting off gas services as requested or required. • Inspecting and maintaining gas meters for safety and reliability. • Repainting meters to prevent corrosion and extend equipment life. • Repairing meter set leaks and replacing aged equipment. • Communicating clearly and respectfully with customers. 👏 Their work ensures that residential gas service remains safe, efficient, and reliable, providing peace of mind to thousands of homes across our service area. (opens in a new window)

1 week 5 days ago

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⏰🔧 It's that time again! As we spring forward this weekend, don't just change your clocks, give your HVAC system some love too! Swap out those filters for a breath of fresh air. It's a small change that makes a big difference in your home's air quality and energy efficiency. Your system (and your allergies) will thank you! Who else is ready for longer, warmer days? ☀️ (opens in a new window)

2 days 10 hours ago

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This #FixALeakWeek, walk around your home & check for drafts near windows & doors. These sneaky leaks could be costing you more than you think! By addressing these issues, you're saving money AND helping to reduce energy waste. That's something we can all feel good about! 🌿 https://t.co/xtY5Sc8vjG (opens in a new window)

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👀 Want to shrink your water footprint? A simple trick: only run your washing machine & dishwasher when they're full. It's an effortless way to save water and energy (around a 1,000 gallons of water a month to be exact). Mother Nature (and your utility bill) will thank you! 🌿💰 https://t.co/BwxYu25LKt (opens in a new window)

1 week ago

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ALERT 1:56 PM - GUC crews are handling multiple outages due to high winds trees ahead of the storm. As it passes through, we anticipate higher winds and potentially more outages. Also reported is a tree across the road at 903 North & Post Oak Rd w/ traffic backed up over a mile. https://t.co/EuB679Njjq (opens in a new window)

1 week 6 days ago

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💡 Pro tip: Use the time change this weekend as your reminder to change those HVAC filters! Clean filters mean better air quality, lower energy usage, and a happier, healthier home. It's a win-win! Don't forget to spring forward AND freshen up this weekend. 🏠✨ https://t.co/jGpv620KiB (opens in a new window)

2 weeks 3 days ago

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🌨️➡️🌸 From winter snow to spring storms, Mother Nature keeps us guessing! As seasons shift, so should our readiness. NC Severe Weather Preparedness Week reminds us: update your storm plan now. Be ready for whatever comes our way! https://t.co/SuRg5sN0Go (opens in a new window)

3 weeks 2 days ago

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👏 Shoutout to our amazing GUC engineers! Spread across IT, Gas, Facilities, Water Resources, and Electric, they're the backbone of our operations. Their expertise and passion keep us running smoothly. Drop a 🔧 to celebrate their hard work! #ThankAnEngineer #engineerweek https://t.co/uvobye4GSE (opens in a new window)

3 weeks 6 days ago

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Knowledge is power (pun intended)! Use these tips from @Energy to empower yourself with information on your household appliances, energy usage, and much more https://t.co/kBgfSQa5uG (opens in a new window)

1 month ago

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Want to better understand why your energy bill spiked during the cold snap? Check out this handy tool from ElectriCities of NC to see how daily temps impact your usage and bills. Stay informed and manage your energy smarter! https://t.co/H5uwOIqc7m https://t.co/di3s8wuCck (opens in a new window)

1 month ago

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Show some love to our power lines this Valentine’s Day! Remember to keep metallic balloons secured to help prevent outages. 💡💕 #ValentinesDay #SafetyFirst https://t.co/obOcyt9BZm (opens in a new window)

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Did you know that GUC is a public, not-for-profit utility governed by a Board of Commissioners? Check out the facts and learn more about your GUC Board on our About Us page ➡️ https://t.co/RTuSnvIKg8 #NCpublicpower #publicpower https://t.co/CPHTJmb4fO (opens in a new window)

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