Usage and Safety 
natural gas safety

Safety First

Help us maintain the safety of the natural gas delivery network by inspecting your pipes regularly.  Be aware of the risks posed by carbon monoxide as well; take a look at our list of warning signs and consider installing a detector in your home.  If you suspect you may have a gas leak or carbon monoxide go outside and call RG&E at 1.800.743.1702.
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Police and Fire Depts.

When responding to a
natural gas emergency,
please call RG&E and then follow these steps.

Natural Gas Safety

Learn how to handle an emergency and how to recognize natural gas leaks.

Gas Pipeline Safety

Regular inspections and maintenance are the best way to keep your pipes in peak operating condition.

Carbon Monoxide

Recognize the warning signs of carbon monoxide build-up and the symptoms of poisoning.