Paperless Updates from Peoples Gas

Paperless Updates from Peoples Gas

If you are a customer of both Peoples Gas and Tampa Electric, view your paperless updates here.

July 2026 communications for Peoples Gas customers.

Let’s work together to keep our system safe.

At Peoples Gas safety is our No. 1 priority. We work hard every day to ensure our system is operating properly to safely deliver natural gas to your home or business. Did you know that while most of the system is owned and maintained by us, there are a few lines and piping on your property that you are responsible for? We regularly inspect our pipelines, meters and other equipment. If we happen to see an issue with your natural gas pipes and equipment, we’ll let you know, but it’s a good idea to have your gas pipes inspected periodically as well. Visit us online for some helpful information and an illustration of your natural gas system.

If you have a natural gas generator, please let us know so we can plan ahead.

More Floridians are installing permanent, whole-home or standby natural gas generators. Unfortunately, they don’t always let us know. Unreported generators can lead to undersized natural gas infrastructure serving you and your neighbors. Let us know about your generator. Your input helps us plan for future needs.

We can help you save – energy and money.

Upgrading natural gas appliances in your home or business has its rewards. You’ll save energy and you might be eligible to earn a rebate. Learn more about rebates for homes and businesses. Curious about your energy use? Check out our free online home energy audit and energy calculators. Business owner? We offer free onsite commercial energy audits in select counties.

June 2026 communications for Peoples Gas customers.

Use common senses to identify a natural gas leak.

Remember to use your senses when you are walking around your home, business or neighborhood.

SMELL – If you smell rotten eggs, a natural gas leak could be nearby.
SIGHT – Watch for dirt blowing or water bubbling up from the ground, which may indicate a gas leak.
SOUND – Listen for hissing or high-pitched whistling. Noise varies with line pressure.

If you suspect a natural gas leak, immediately move to safety – 300 feet or about the length of a football field – and call 911 then call us at 877-832-6747. We have someone ready to answer your calls about leaks or other natural gas emergencies 24/7. Visit PeoplesGas.com/Safety for tips and helpful safety information.

811 is always the right call.

Planning a digging project? Call 811 two days ahead to have utilities marked. It’s easy and free. Learn more.

We can help you save – energy and money.

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