💡 Did you know? Scammers don’t always pretend to be your utility company. They can also show up at your door as high-pressure salespeople, sometimes offering deals on things like solar panels. Whether it’s a phone call, email, piece of mail, or an in-person visit, here are a few red flags to keep in mind: 🚩Unusual payment requests, like gift cards or money transfers 🚩Promises like eliminating your power bill or exclusive solar panel deals that sound too good to be true. Scammers often push you to commit on the spot without giving you time to review the details. 🚩Unsolicited calls asking you to verify sensitive details If something doesn’t feel right, it’s okay to pause and double-check. When in doubt, hang up or close the door, and contact your utility or co-op directly to confirm what’s real. Staying informed is the first step to staying protected. #YEC #Localslookingoutforyou (fb)

#YEC will be closed Monday, May 26th in observance of Memorial Day. Crews will be on standby in the event of an outage. Have a safe weekend! #LocalsLookingOutForYou #MembersMatter (fb)