PSE&G is preparing for the approaching storm system that could bring heavy rain and gale-force winds. Given the weather services’ forecasts, PSE&G is preparing for a busy day tomorrow. We’ll have additional personnel scheduled and on standby, with extra tree personnel and equipment at the ready. Gale-force winds can cause flying debris, and bring down trees and power lines. You should be cautious and stay alert to your surroundings before, during and after storms:
To report downed wires or power outages, call PSE&G’s Customer Service line at 1-800-436-PSEG. You can also report power outages and view the status of an outage by logging in to My Account at pseg.com, PSE&G’s mobile-friendly website. Stay connected with PSE&G’s MyAlerts and Outage Center Sign up for PSE&G’s MyAlerts service for 2-way texting and email notifications. PSE&G’s free MyAlerts service allows you to:
There are two ways to register for MyAlerts:
Stay in touch and informed with PSE&G’s “Outage Center” to:
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