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Downed Power Line: What to Do, Who to Call and How to Report a Power Line Down After a Storm

If you see a downed power line, stay at least 35 feet away, keep others back and call 911. Then report it to your utility. Treat every fallen line as live, even if it looks dead or is lying in a puddle. Key takeaways Distance guidance, not a statistic: ESFI says to stay at least

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Storm Safety Notice

Start With a Safe Distance

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We hope everyone at your property is okay. As you prepare or clean up after recent severe weather, our electricians recommend treating every fallen wire as live.

Fallen Power Lines: Immediately report down lines to 911 and your local electric utility from a safe distance.
Post-Storm Electrical Safety Rules
⚠️ Maintain Safe Distance: Keep away from wires and anything they touch, including branches, fences, and puddles.
✓ Pre-Storm Inspections: Before more bad weather, have damaged outdoor outlets or wiring checked while access is safe.
✓ Flood Recovery: After flooding, do not switch affected equipment back on before a professional evaluation.
For electrical help, share your address and concern so we can confirm availability.