A winter storm expected to move into Delaware this weekend could bring heavy snow and strong winds, raising questions about possible power outages across the state.
Drivers should prepare for temporary lane closures along Route 1 at Dickinson Avenue in Dewey Beach as the Delaware Department of Transportation begins utility installation work on Monday, Nov. 24.
The Worcester County Commissioners will hold a public meeting to gather input on Emergency Bill 25-01, which proposes zoning changes impacting marine uses and public utility operation centers. The bill aims to refine zoning definitions that may need clarification.
The Preventing Unnecessary Deaths During Life-Threatening Events or PUDDLE Act, aims to protect families from utility shut-offs during extreme weather by establishing moratoriums during heat waves and cold snaps. Delaware lawmakers say that as climate change drives more severe weather, this legislation seeks to fill a gap in protections that would impact over 164 million Americans.
The Maryland Office of People’s Counsel is celebrating a significant milestone this year: 100 years of advocating for the state’s utility customers.
Early Friday morning, the Indian River Volunteer Fire Company responded to a downed live electrical wire and grass fire on Friendship Road in Millsboro, safely securing the area and extinguishing the fire after the utility provider de-energized the wire.
People living in Ocean City could pay more for their water utility. Town officials say a customer with average water usage will increase $14.17 per quarter in fiscal year 2025 if the new rates are adopted.
A total of 28 utility poles were broken in the tornado's path. Repair work will continue over the next few days and members may experience outages as a result.
The City of Dover is warning people about scam phone calls asking for money.