Residents are encouraged to keep up to date with the City Power Twitter page for maintenance notices, outages and even reporting faults or outages.
According to Ward 102 councillor David Potter, the City entity has increased its social media capacity in order to find a more immediate platform that customers can follow and interact with.
“Those residents not wanting to make active use of Twitter are encouraged to follow the basic service entities of the City to keep up to date with outages and basic City information,” said Potter.
This month alone, the City entity has carried out a number of planned and unplanned maintenance jobs in order to keep up with the increased demand for electricity.
Not only can residents report outages via social media but they can also find updates on maintenance jobs and any isolated outages.
You can find the City Power Twitter page here.
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