Southwest Gas Corp

Our Call Center will be closed next Wednesday, November 11th, to commemorate Veteran’s Day. Remember that you can access MyAccount 24/7 at myaccount.swgas.com or via our mobile app. Call wait times are the longest the day after a holiday. Please plan accordingly.

A natural gas leak may smell like rotten eggs, sound like a hissing noise, or cause bubbling water or dead vegetation. If you notice any of these signs, leave the area immediately and call 911 and Southwest Gas at 877-860-6020. Learn more at swgas.com/safety.

More than 75 Southwest Gas employee volunteers, joined by their families, assisted with cleanup efforts at Big Bear Alpine Zoo in Big Bear Lake, California, painting, shoveling sand into animal enclosures, and cleaning public spaces. The zoo is a rehabilitation facility for injured, orphaned, and imprinted wild animals and is currently home to mammals, birds, and reptiles representing over 85 species. Sponsored by the Southwest Gas Foundation, the event was part of Southwest Gas’ BLUE – Building Lives Up Everywhere program, which encourages employees to volunteer their time to support local nonprofits and uplift the communities where they live and work. #Community #GivingBack

As we adjust our clocks for daylight saving time, remember these safety tips to keep your home secure and efficient: ✅Be aware of the smell of natural gas, which is similar to rotten eggs, and know how to respond in case of a suspected leak. ✅Ensure your natural gas meter is accessible and clear of any obstructions, such as snow or debris, to allow for accurate readings and safe operation. ✅Test your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors to ensure they're working properly. ✅Check and replace any necessary batteries in your emergency kits. ✅Adjust your thermostat settings for the changing season to save energy. Safety and reliability are our priorities, today and every day. Learn more at swgas.com/safety

Southwest Gas wants Halloween to be filled with treats, not tricks. These safety tips can help everyone enjoy a fun and safe Halloween. 🎃Keep pumpkins, candles, and other decorations away from natural gas meters. 🎃Never block or cover a natural gas meter with decorations, inflatable displays, or other seasonal items. 🎃Use caution when placing decorations in the yard. Contact 811 to know where underground natural gas lines are located before driving anything into the ground. 🎃If you smell the distinctive rotten-egg odor of natural gas, leave the area immediately and call 911 and Southwest Gas from a safe location. 🎃Watch for increased pedestrian traffic, especially children 🎃Keep walkways clear and well-lit for trick-or-treaters Find more safety tips at swgas.com/safety. #Halloween #HalloweenSafety #SafetyTips #Safety

Our employees and contractors had a spooktacular time at this year’s "Trunk or Treat" hosted by Jesse D. Scott Elementary School. We're proud to support such a great event in our community. Thank you to everyone who participated and attended the event. We wish everyone a fun and safe Halloween! #halloween #happyhalloween #truckortreat #trickortreat

The Arizona Corporation Commission will hold a Telephonic Public Comment Meeting in Southwest Gas’ Arizona General Rate Case (G-01551A-26-0018) on Tuesday, Nov. 3 from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Join by phone at 1-877-309-3457 and dial the passcode 801972877##

Southwest Gas will never threaten immediate service disconnection, demand payment over the phone, or ask for payment or credit card information through methods like Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, or Bitcoin. If you receive an unsolicited communication claiming to be from Southwest Gas, do not respond and contact Southwest Gas directly at 877-860-6020 to verify authenticity. Learn more by visiting swgas.com/scamawareness.

Natural gas space heating keeps you warm and comfortable – and a properly maintained heating system provides many years of reliable and efficient operation. Visit swgas.com/rebates to fi nd out about a seasonal home heating inspection offer, available in most areas. Prepare for heating season by having your furnace serviced by a licensed contractor.

Since most natural gas pipelines are underground, yellow line markers often indicate their approximate location. They list emergency numbers but don’t pinpoint the pipeline’s depth or exact location. Learn more at swgas.com/pipeline-locations.

❄️ Protect the gas meter! The best way to protect a meter is to install a structurally engineered shelter above the natural gas meter to prevent snow and ice accumulation. Find out more information on how to build a snow shelter or for a contractor referral at swgas.com/snow-safety or call 877-860-6020.

The Arizona Corporation Commission will hold a Telephonic Public Comment Meeting in Southwest Gas’ Arizona General Rate Case (G-01551A-26-0018) on Wednesday, Oct. 28 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. You can join by phone by dialing 1-877-309-3457 and use the following access code: 801972877##.

Our technicians and approved contractors are constantly patrolling and working in the areas we serve, performing maintenance, service, and routine leak surveys to ensure the community's safety. They may need access to the meter on the side of your home or business for upkeep and maintenance. If someone shows up to perform services you haven’t requested, do not let them in until you verify their identity. Learn how at the link in our swgas.com/verify

Struggling to pay your gas bill? We may be able to help! If you meet income guidelines, Southwest Gas offers assistance programs to help ease the burden. Check your eligibility today! Learn more by visiting swgas.com/assist.

The Arizona Corporation Commission will hold a Telephonic Public Comment Meeting in Southwest Gas’ Arizona General Rate case (G-01551A-26-0018) on Thursday, Oct. 22 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. You can join by phone by dialing 1-877-309-3457 and use the following access code: 801972877##.

Cooking with natural gas? Here’s a tip for max efficiency & safety: Your burner’s flame should NEVER extend beyond the pot’s bottom. Pro tip: A clean, well-adjusted burner = better cooking and energy savings! Find more safety tips at swgas.com/safety.

The Southwest Gas Foundation and Southwest Gas employees joined Orenda’s Veterans Project to unveil the new Serenity Garden at Orenda House, located in Apple Valley, California. The garden offers veterans in recovery a peaceful space as they continue their healing journeys. Southwest Gas employees helped install the garden and made donations to the organization through Southwest Gas’ employee donation program, FUEL for LIFE. For six years, the Foundation and employees have proudly supported Orenda’s Veterans Project, reflecting Southwest Gas’ commitment to strengthening communities and uplifting our neighbors.

With weather changes going remember to stay safe with these safety tips: -If you smell rotten eggs or hear hissing, leave and call 911 + Southwest Gas at 877-860-6020. -Keep vents and exhausts clear of debris. -Gently clear snow/ice from natural gas meters with a broom. Stay safe and warm. Find more safety tips by visiting swgas.com/safety.

Winter is coming! Prepare now by installing a natural gas meter snow shelter and keeping meters, vents, and outdoor equipment clear of snow and ice. -Use a broom, not a shovel, when clearing around gas equipment. -Schedule a heating system inspection to improve safety and efficiency. -Take advantage of the $100 Residential Home Heating Inspection rebate through November 30 with participating contractors. Stay safe, warm, and energy efficient this winter. Learn more at swgas.com/snow-safety.

⛏️ Digging soon? CALL 811 first! 🚜 No matter how big or small your project, calling 811 at least two working days in advance prevents damage to underground utility lines. Here’s how to dig safely: 1️⃣ Define your project 2️⃣ Call 811 before digging 3️⃣ Wait for utility markings 4️⃣ Respect the marks 5️⃣ Dig with care Let's work together to keep our communities safe! Learn more by visiting swgas.com/safety.