MENUMENU
MENUMENU
MENUMENU
PWC crews are assessing outages that occurred overnight from Isaias and beginning restoration now that weather conditions are safe. Please be careful this morning if you are out and about. Watch out for downed power lines debris. If you are without power, be sure to also check your home’s services for damage. Weatherheads or meter […]
READ MORE »
On July 29, North Carolina Executive Order 142 that suspended utility disconnections because of COVID-19, will expire. Customers are responsible for all charges for all utilities consumed and once the executive order ends, customers will have up to six months to pay past due balances. PWC will be setting up 6-month payment plans to help […]
READ MORE »
Use the Energy Forecast tool to see 👀 how weather ☀️🌥🌧⛈ impacts utility bills and ways you can control some of the cost. Get forecasts of the local weather for the next 7 days & estimates of your energy bill for the same periods of time based on PWC electric rates. Visit our website to try it now!
www.faypwc.com/energy-forecast/
Here's a ride-along view on how PWC line crews stay prepared throughout hurricane season and other emergency situations. Hopefully we answer some frequently asked questions in this FAQs segment.
PWC Water Construction crews will have traffic control devices in place at Hay Street from Winslow Street to Green Street to complete sewer main cleaning. Lane closures in this area are likely in the area until repairs are complete. Please be careful if you're traveling in that area today.
11 AM Update (8/4/2020): Crews have restored the largest areas of outages that occurred overnight. The remaining 350 customers along the 71st School Rd area were restored just before 11 am. Crews are now working individual outages throughout the service area. Customers are reminded if they experience damage to their meter box or weather head, it must be repaired by a licensed electrician and inspected before PWC can restore services. #HurricaneIsaias
Comment on Facebook 116396755100044_4273131599426518
Thank you for all of your hard work! I know we all get a little cranky when the power goes out but we are very grateful!
Thank you !
Thank you!
I never lost power but thank you PWC on behalf of the others. Good job! Fantastic response time.
Hi, I am in KS & used to live in NC. I have texted my girlfriend that I worked with & gotten no response. Is cell service out, does anyone know?How do you look up by address to see if their power is out? They have a disabled adult son in their home & her elderly father in the same area. I am worried about them
All power has been restored. Unaware of any cell issues
I finally heard from my friends/fam
Use the Energy Forecast tool to see 👀 how weather ☀️🌥🌧⛈ impacts utility bills and ways you can control some of the cost. Get forecasts of the local weather for the next 7 days & estimates of your energy bill for the same periods of time based on PWC electric rates. Visit our website to try it now!
www.faypwc.com/energy-forecast/
Here's a ride-along view on how PWC line crews stay prepared throughout hurricane season and other emergency situations. Hopefully we answer some frequently asked questions in this FAQs segment.
Residential | Business | Environmental/Conservation | About PWC | Contact Us | Jobs
© Copyright 2020 Fayetteville’s Hometown Utility. All Rights Reserved.
Fayetteville PWC PO Box 1089 Fayetteville, NC 28302 or 955 Old Wilmington Rd. Fayetteville, NC 28301
Phone: 910.483.1382 | 24 Hr. Emergency : 1.877.OUR.PWC1
