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ALT Many people aren't aware of where responsibility lies when it comes to utility services. Join us for an informative session where we’ll break down: • Who’s responsible if a power surge damages your appliances • When and why utilities can (or can’t) be shut off during extreme cold • Whether utility workers are allowed to enter your property without permission • Who is responsible for clearing trees or debris from power lines ...and more essential insights into how utilities operate and who is responsible for what? Join us November 4th at 12PM. Sign up: https://opc.maryland.gov/ Consumer-Webinar-Sign-up

ALT Daylight Saving Time ends November 1. Move your clocks back one hour and change or check batteries on smoke alarm and carbon monoxide detector; flip your mattress; change your furnace filter; change ceiling fan spin to clockwise; clean out dryer vent; check water heater for leakage; have chimney inspected; clean gutters after leaves fall; seal air leaks in windows and doors.

ALT El horario de verano finaliza el 1 de noviembre. Atrasa los relojes una hora y cambia o revisa las baterías de la alarma de humo y del detector de monóxido de carbono; voltea el colchón; cambia el filtro de la calefacción; ajusta el ventilador de techo para que gire en el sentido de las agujas del reloj; limpia el conducto de ventilación de la secadora; revisa si el calentador de agua tiene fugas; haz inspeccionar la chimenea; limpia los canalones después de que caigan las hojas; y sella las filtraciones de aire en ventanas y puertas.










