Cold Weather Minute: What To Do If You Smell Gas
December 29, 2010
If you suspect a natural gas leak there are certain safety measures you must take. If you smell gas inside your home, get out immediately. Do not turn anything on or off, including light switches. If you suspect a leak outside, turn off any motorized equipment you might be using. In both situations it is important to leave the area quickly and warn others to stay away as well. From a safe location, call 911. To learn more about natural gas safety, visit www.ColumbiaGasPa.com.
Learn more tips to save energy, safely heat your home and save money this winter.
Contact: Mike Marcus
724-416-6333
724-416-3695 (cell)
mmarcus@nisource.com
In an effort to help customers manage winter heating bills, Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania today released the eleventh in a series of ongoing public service announcements called “Cold Weather Minute,” to print and broadcast media outlets across Columbia Gas of Pennsylvania service areas. These tips are aimed at helping customers manage their energy bills this winter heating season by using energy wisely.
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