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    THE DISCOUNT POWER STORM CENTER

    We’re here with support for you and your family.

    THE DISCOUNT POWER STORM CENTER

    BRINGING YOU RESOURCES TO HELP POWER THROUGH EMERGENCIES

    Natural disasters can be unpredictable, which is why Discount Power is ready to keep you updated with must-have contacts, tips and other helpful instructions. When extreme conditions strike, we have the tools and information that will help you weather the storm.

    WEATHER UPDATES

    It’s important to stay informed about ongoing weather conditions. Here are some important weather safety tips.

     

    • Pay attention to current weather conditions through local radio and television reports.
    • During high-wind events, basements, closets and bathrooms are great places to stay. Avoid windows and doors that lead outside. In a wind emergency, you can also take shelter in a bathtub covered with plywood or similar materials.
    • Stay inside until there’s no doubt that the event is over.
    • Find another safe home or shelter if your home is flooded or emergency personnel recommend doing so.

     

    For more information and real-time updates on severe weather situations, visit the National Weather Service’s severe weather safety page.

    WEATHER UPDATES

    It’s important to stay informed about ongoing weather conditions. Here are some important weather safety tips.

     

    • Pay attention to current weather conditions through local radio and television reports.
    • During high-wind events, basements, closets and bathrooms are great places to stay. Avoid windows and doors that lead outside. In a wind emergency, you can also take shelter in a bathtub covered with plywood or similar materials.
    • Stay inside until there’s no doubt that the event is over.
    • Find another safe home or shelter if your home is flooded or emergency personnel recommend doing so.

     

    For more information and real-time updates on severe weather situations, visit the National Weather Service’s severe weather safety page.

    ROAD INFORMATION

    Find the latest updates on everything from traffic and construction to road closures in case you need to evacuate.

     

    ROAD INFORMATION

    Find the latest updates on everything from traffic and construction to road closures in case you need to evacuate.

     

    CONSERVATION AND SAFETY TIPS

    Here are a few things you should consider doing in the aftermath of a disaster.

     

    • Document any damage that was done to your home as a result of the storm.
    • If you’re dealing with burst pipes after freezing weather, you can find a licensed plumber in your area by visiting the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners.
    • Call 311 (if you live in Houston) or 211 (if you live elsewhere in Texas) to find a shelter or a community assistance program in your area.
    • Restock your home emergency kit if you used it during the event. If you don’t have an emergency kit and want to build one, here’s a guide to ensuring you have what you need: ready.gov/kit.
    • After an extended power outage, do not taste perishable food to find out if it’s still safe to eat. When in doubt, throw it away.
    • Check for and seal any air leaks that may have been created around doors and windows to reduce the amount of electricity it takes your HVAC system to keep you comfortable.

     

    For more tips, visit our energy-saving tips page.

    CONSERVATION AND SAFETY TIPS

    Here are a few things you should consider doing in the aftermath of a disaster.

     

    • Document any damage that was done to your home as a result of the storm.
    • If you’re dealing with burst pipes after freezing weather, you can find a licensed plumber in your area by visiting the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners.
    • Call 311 (if you live in Houston) or 211 (if you live elsewhere in Texas) to find a shelter or a community assistance program in your area.
    • Restock your home emergency kit if you used it during the event. If you don’t have an emergency kit and want to build one, here’s a guide to ensuring you have what you need: ready.gov/kit.
    • After an extended power outage, do not taste perishable food to find out if it’s still safe to eat. When in doubt, throw it away.
    • Check for and seal any air leaks that may have been created around doors and windows to reduce the amount of electricity it takes your HVAC system to keep you comfortable.

     

    For more tips, visit our energy-saving tips page.

    TDSP INFORMATION

    It’s important to report local power outages to your Transmission and Distribution Service Provider (TDSP), which you can find by looking on your bill under “Bill Summary.” Here are the numbers to the TDSPs in Texas:

     

     

    We’re committed to helping your family through disasters – and every other day of the week. If you have any questions, we’re here to help. Call Customer Care at 1-877-455-4674, Monday – Friday from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. CST with any questions you have.

    TDSP INFORMATION

    It’s important to report local power outages to your Transmission and Distribution Service Provider (TDSP), which you can find by looking on your bill under “Bill Summary.” Here are the numbers to the TDSPs in Texas:

     

     

    We’re committed to helping your family through disasters – and every other day of the week. If you have any questions, we’re here to help. Call Customer Care at 1-877-455-4674, Monday – Friday from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. CST with any questions you have.