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Do you know how to detect a natural gas leak in your home, neighborhood or place of work? Look. Listen. Smell. (opens in a new window)

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Today is the State of North Carolina’s Wastewater Professionals Appreciation Day, and we have a lot of Wastewater Professionals here at GUC! From our Wastewater Treatment Plant staff to our service crews, we have professionals working every day to protect public health and the environment. Wastewater collection/treatment is a 24-hour-a-day, 7-day-a-week responsibility, and many are unaware of the critical role wastewater professionals play in public health response as they collect and submit wastewater samples for disease monitoring to help track public health threats. These professionals ensure our communities’ health and waterways are safe guarded. Please join us in showing appreciation to our Wastewater Professionals on this special day! (opens in a new window)

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Thankful for our wastewater professionals for the essential work they do and the pride they take in serving our community. (opens in a new window)

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Join us behind the scenes with our residential Gas Systems Technicians. They have a versatile skill set that allows them to safely identify and repair natural gas leaks one day and coordinate line installations that expand services to meet coverage area demands the next. Their work directly supports new development in our community while also protecting the safety of our customers. With more than 22,600 residential customers and nearly 1,300 miles of pipeline, their day-to-day work is always changing, but their focus on safety, teamwork, and service never does. A snapshot of their day looks like this: • Installing residential gas service lines for new neighborhoods and home connections. • Responding to damaged or cut gas lines and emergency leak calls. • Coordinating with other utility departments and contractors to ensure safe installations. • Plowing and installing underground gas mains and service pipelines. • Expanding natural gas service to support new residential developments. Their hard work in the field helps build new neighborhoods, protect public safety, and keep natural gas flowing reliably across our community. #publicnaturalgas #naturalgassafety #NC811 #insideGUC #811 (opens in a new window)

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🎊 Celebrating National Engineers Week 🎊 Help us give a big shoutout to the incredible engineers who keep our operations running 24/7/365. While they're not all pictured here, our GUC engineers are spread across Information Technology, Gas, Facilities, Water Resources, and Electric, and we’re proud of every single engineer on our team. They’re not only experts at what they do, they truly love doing it. ⤵️ Join us in the comments to help celebrate and show appreciation to our engineers for their dedication and innovation! (opens in a new window)

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Knowledge is power (pun intended)! Here is another great source of tips to empower yourself with information on your household appliances, energy usage, and much more ↙️ (opens in a new window)

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Customer service is our top priority and we are here to help! We know that the cold temperatures in January and early February may result in higher than normal bills. Customers can request a payment extension if they are struggling, however there are stipulations to submitting requests and being approved for an extension. You can call Customer Service at 252-752-7166, and GUC will work with you to review your account and discuss options. You can also utilize your GUC Customer Portal at guc.com. You cannot request an extension until you receive your final notice letter. You also must make your extension request before the final notice due date. (opens in a new window)

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🌟 We’re proud to share that our Assistant General Manager/Chief Operating Officer Chris Padgett has been elected to the ElectriCities of NC Board of Directors. ⚡️ Join us in congratulating Chris and the other newly elected board members who have begun their three-year term of advising and directing the activities and policies of NCEMPA, NCEMPA1, and ElectriCities of North Carolina. (opens in a new window)

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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://bit.ly/4aTLBQu (opens in a new window)

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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)

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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)

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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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Should I be home when my services are connected? Check out these safety tips for utility service connections, disconnects and transfers https://t.co/H19RMIj2AJ (opens in a new window)

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❄️ Due to hazardous driving conditions, Greenville Utilities offices will open at 10 A.M. on Thursday, February 5th. ❄️ Our crews remain on standby if needed, and you can still take care of GUC business on our website, https://t.co/U8ReWjly1K. https://t.co/zUPmspVS8h (opens in a new window)

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RT @NWSMoreheadCity: Light ice accretion is possible tonight/early Thurs morning everywhere except the OBX, Mainland Dare, & Downeast Carte… (opens in a new window)

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❗WATER CUSTOMERS- We're seeing higher than normal H20 demand due to weather-related leaks. Please check plumbing for any possible leaks caused by the extreme cold. Your quick action can help us manage our water system more effectively. ➡️ More info https://t.co/HSXDteAXCk https://t.co/Wrz5xvFBYl (opens in a new window)

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❄️ Greenville Utilities offices will remain closed on Tuesday, February 3rd, and will reopen at 10 A.M.on Wednesday, February 4th. ❄️ Our crews remain on standby if needed, and you can still take care of GUC business on our website, https://t.co/U8ReWjl0cc. https://t.co/YTGGExUkAV (opens in a new window)

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