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Happy Earth Day! How does your carbon footprint measure up? (opens in a new window)

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Join us in thanking our Utility Locators for their work with damage prevention during Locator Safety & Appreciation Week! Our Locators provide an essential service to our customers and to our operating departments. When a contractor or customer is planning any kind of excavation or digging work, they call NC 811 to request that all underground lines be marked. Our GUC Locators use different types of equipment and methods to find each underground facility, depending on the type of facility to be located. A big thank you to Billy M., Cody, Lane, Kevin, Ricardo, Billy C., Angie, Sam, and Will for the work that you do! (opens in a new window)

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🌡️ Warmer weather is here, and that means it's a great time to think about energy savings. Whether it's adjusting your thermostat, properly using fans, or keeping your cooling system well-maintained, a few simple tips can help you save energy and money all year long. And remember, our energy specialists are always here to support you in finding ways to use energy wisely. Just give us a call! 252-551-1521. Stay cool and save smart! 💚 https://www.guc.com/ways-save/saving-tips (opens in a new window)

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This is also a great reminder that North Carolina has a "Move Over Law." More on that at this link to NCDOT: https://www.ncdot.gov/initiatives-policies/safety/driving-safety/Pages/move-over-law.aspx (opens in a new window)

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It's a record year for the Women of First Presbyterian in raising funds for the Neighbor to Neighbor program! This is the 24th year they have supported the program. In most years, they raised $8-10,000. This year, they raised $15,000! Our Neighbor to Neighbor program is a partnership between GUC and the Pitt County, NC Department of Social Services that meets local needs by providing funds to assist low-income families in Pitt County with their heating bills. Join us in thanking the Women of First Presbyterian for their continued dedication in assisting our neighbors! Read all about it here https://bit.ly/483SPjo (opens in a new window)

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Spring storm season tip: ATMs & credit card machines may not work during a power outage. Be sure to keep cash (small bills) in your emergency kit. Learn more at our Storm Central site: https://www.guc.com/storm-central (opens in a new window)

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❓ Did you know that every person in the US has a football field's length of underground utility lines to serve them? In honor of Safe Digging Month, check out this video about the importance of those tiny flags that play a big role in locating underground utility lines. (opens in a new window)

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Happy NC Lineworker Appreciation Day! #ncpublicpower⚡💪💡 (opens in a new window)

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Help us welcome AJ, Isaac, Jacob, and James to GUC! 📣 #newemployees (opens in a new window)

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WATER REMINDER >>> GUC will begin “Operation Spring Clean” late this evening, 4/12. This is our preventive maintenance program to ensure that customers continue to receive high quality water. 📅 When? April 12-June 5 📍 Where? Half our service area (see link below) The program involves opening fire hydrants and allowing them to flow freely for a short time. Our water system is large enough that now this program is 8 weeks long (instead of 13) and cleans half of our water distribution lines, with the second half of the system getting cleaned out next year. Find out when your neighborhood is scheduled (along with more details) with this interactive map https://www.guc.com/water/operation-spring-clean. (opens in a new window)

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Spring storm season tip: ATMs & credit card machines may not work during a power outage. Keep cash (small bills) in your emergency kit. #BeAForce #BePrepared (opens in a new window)

6 days 12 hours ago

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With warmer days here, energy savings is even more important. Check out our energy savings tips that give you results, year-round. And remember, our energy specialists are always here to support you in finding ways to use energy wisely. https://t.co/KeyvgzPX34 https://t.co/xBYQdy6Lnn (opens in a new window)

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Aprils showers (and storms) bring May flowers. Be ready for those storms and remember that winging it is not a family emergency plan. Make a disaster plan with your kids: https://t.co/XSB8vBiIHf #BePrepared (opens in a new window)

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Here's a friendly reminder of what NOT to flush down your toilet. Remember, only toilet paper should be flushed. Anything else will clog your pipes and/or our wastewater system, causing really big issues. 🚽 https://t.co/3o6LEZEbBB (opens in a new window)

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April is #DigSafeMonth. Before you break ground on any project, big or small, call 811. It’s a quick step that helps prevent serious injuries, expensive repairs & service interruptions. We have ~1,000 natural gas pipelines in Pitt County, so staying safe starts with awareness. https://t.co/k5rdboMJd7 (opens in a new window)

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Our offices will be closed this Friday, April 3rd, in observance of Good Friday, and will reopen on Monday, April 6th. To report an outage or other utility-related emergency, please call our Emergency Hotline at 1-855-SOS-2GUC (767-2482). https://t.co/omcrhPpiy5 (opens in a new window)

4 weeks ago

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Campaign signs sprouting up? 🌱 Before you dig, give 811 a ring or submit a locate request through https://t.co/S3OHEtam09. 811 is not just for big digs. Even smaller signs with deeper supports need a safety check. Help keep our utilities safe and intact. https://t.co/cfl32R3xSg (opens in a new window)

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Did you enjoy the first weekend of spring as much as we did?! 🌸 Before you start digging on your property, be sure to call 811 at least three full business days in advance. It’s the safest way to check for underground utility lines and avoid costly or dangerous accidents. https://t.co/mQinC0KBJi (opens in a new window)

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