We're experiencing intermittent issues with customers checking and reporting outages. We're sorry for any inconvenience & ask that you try again if you receive an error message the first time.
We're experiencing intermittent issues with customers checking and reporting outages. We're sorry for any inconvenience & ask that you try again if you receive an error message the first time.
We're experiencing intermittent issues with customers checking and reporting outages. We're sorry for any inconvenience & ask that you try again if you receive an error message the first time.
We're experiencing intermittent issues with customers checking and reporting outages. We're sorry for any inconvenience & ask that you try again if you receive an error message the first time.
We're experiencing intermittent issues with customers checking and reporting outages. We're sorry for any inconvenience & ask that you try again if you receive an error message the first time.
We're experiencing intermittent issues with customers checking and reporting outages. We're sorry for any inconvenience & ask that you try again if you receive an error message the first time.
Emergency Preparedness
Be Aware and Prepare
Michigan has its share of wicked weather which can cause power outages. A little preparation goes a long way. Make sure your family is ready for whatever the seasons have in store by making an emergency preparedness plan. Do 1 Thing suggests tackling one simple task a month to get it done. We’ve put together a list of the key elements you’ll want to consider. The following sources can also help:
- Connect with 2-1-1
- Visit Ready.gov
- Check out Michigan Prepares
- If you have electrically-powered medical equipment, ask your physician, nurse or equipment provider about an emergency plan before an outage occurs
- Have at least a three-day supply of food, water and medication on hand
- Stock enough supplies for infants and pets
- Store first aid kits in the home and in the car
- Keep flashlights, a portable radio and plenty of fresh batteries handy
- Make sure family members know how to get in touch with each other during an emergency
- Store emergency contacts in your mobile phone
- Know where your cell phone charger is
- Hire a licensed electrician to install a transfer switch for your generators. See our Generator Safety brochure for additional tips
- Keep cash on hand in case ATMs and credit card machines are not working
Stay Informed
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