by Jack Reynolds | Sep 25, 2019 | Your Neighborhood, Your Power
The magnitude of emergencies is often matched by the power of communities. After tragic weather events, our hope is restored by the wonderful stories of people stepping up to assist and support one another. We all hope that day doesn’t come for our community, but if...
by Jack Reynolds | Sep 20, 2019 | Downed Wire Safety, Your Neighborhood, Your Power
It’s the season of ghosts, gargoyles, goblins and gobstoppers, but creepy monsters and cavities aren’t the only things you should be worried about. Autumn winds and longer nights help cover up the real monsters: downed wires. A downed wire is a power line that has...
by Jack Reynolds | Sep 11, 2019 | Your Neighborhood
Disasters are at their worst when they catch us by surprise. The good news is we can all develop a plan to prepare for future emergencies. That’s why, as part of National Preparedness Month, we’re providing a step-by-step guide on how to create a plan to make sure you...
by Jack Reynolds | Sep 4, 2019 | Your Neighborhood, Your Power
Storm season in Michigan can wreak a lot of havoc. We’ve all seen it firsthand. Severe thunderstorms, strong winds, and flooding can cause significant damage and be a safety hazard for you and your family. In addition to the damage, the unexpected nature of disasters...
by Jack Reynolds | Sep 3, 2019 | Energizing Youth, Our People, Uncategorized
Educating kids about electric safety hazards is extremely important to DTE. As we strive to be 200 percent accountable for safety, that should extend to our children too. To do so, we’ve partnered with the National Energy Foundation (NEF) to visit schools and give in...
