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Crews & Worksites
Our employees are dedicated to providing the safest, most reliable utility services every day. It’s a responsibility that requires maintenance and repair done by individual servicemen, a small crew or large multi-person, multi-equipment worksites. These crews and worksites can be seen throughout the community day or night, in any kind…
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Meter Obstructions & Tampering
To properly maintain services and ensure accurate readings, Jackson Energy Authority servicemen must have access to the meters on customers’ property. It is the responsibility of the utility customer to keep unfriendly animals, vegetation, debris and landscaping maintained at all times so as not to create an unsafe situation or…
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Portable Generators
When storms pass through our area leaving damage and destruction, the utility restoration process could take days, leaving customers without power for long periods of time. Most often, portable generators can be used to provide temporary power for urgent needs. It’s important to use portable generators with caution and follow…
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Overhead Powerlines
Electricity travels along the overhead power lines visible in communities everywhere so it’s important to always be aware of overhead lines. Remember to use extreme caution and stay away from overhead power lines. Materials such as metal, water, trees, the ground, animals and people can be conductors of electricity. If…
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Vehicle Accidents
When live electric lines fall on a vehicle, the vehicle can become charged with electricity and pose extreme risks. If your vehicle comes in contact with a downed power line and you are inside, follow these rules: If there are no signs of flames or smoke: Stay inside the car.…
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Downed Lines
Severe weather, vehicle accidents and other disasters often leave electric lines and equipment scattered about. It’s important to follow these rules to stay safe: Stay away from downed electric power lines and equipment and call Jackson Energy Authority to report. Never assume downed lines or equipment is safe because it’s…
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Water Efficiency & Conservation
The most important part of water efficiency is determining if your home has water leaks. Visit our Leak Checks section to get helpful information for checking your home for leaks. Check for visible or hidden leaks around your home. If leaks are found, replace or repair fixtures to prevent leaking.…
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Cross Connection Control & Backflow Prevention
Jackson Energy Authority works to deliver the safest, highest-quality drinking water to your home. However, your home piping system could have cross connections and cause backflow without your knowledge. Help protect yourself, your family and your community by understanding cross connections and what causes backflow. What is a Cross Connection?…
System Maintenance
In order to protect the integrity of our water system and ensure that the quality of our water is safe and clean, a bit of unusual maintenance is required. Fire Hydrant Flushing If you’ve ever noticed a Jackson Energy Authority serviceman at a fire hydrant that’s gushing water and it’s…
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Fire Hydrants
Fire hydrants are a main component of active fire protection for our community, serving up a connection point by which firefighters can tap into a consistent water supply. The hydrants are for fire suppression or emergency use only and are not intended for use by the public for filling tanks,…
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