May is National Electrical Safety Month. Follow these tips to keep your home and family safe this month and every month.

Before “climbing” into a project, take a few minutes to inspect your ladder and your project space to ensure your safety.

Tips to ensure your home and family are ready for power outages associated with severe winter weather.

Pad-mount transformers are instrumental in power supply, but they can pose potential and severe safety risks when not handled with care.

Know the potential dangers of metallic balloons so that you and your loved ones can safely enjoy outdoor celebrations.

Wires in an electrical system or circuit have a maximum amount of current they can safely carry. How much is too much?

You work hard preparing tasty holiday meals. Make the most of them by safely storing the leftovers.

Electric heaters can make your home cozy, but they come with risks. Learn how to stay safe and warm.

There are many Independence Day traditions but perhaps the most popular is fireworks.

Prepare your equipment and review your safety plans for the planting season.

Your electric power is generally reliable, but outages do happen. Extended outages can be inconvenient or uncomfortable, depending on the...

Learn how to recognize energy bill scams and what you can do to protect yourself.

To keep your holiday season merry instead of disastrous, follow these electrical safety precautions.

This essential outlet feature needs to be checked once a month.

This commonly used metal is a valuable part of getting electricity to our members. Copper theft threatens lives and our electric supply.

Harvesting crops poses especially high risk for farmers. Follow these suggestions for taking care of yourself and others working with you.

Summer is "coming in hot!" Learn more about air conditioner and fan safety in July's Smart Choices article.

Independence Day = fireworks displays. Stay safe with these safety tips!