by RoNeishaMullen | Nov 20, 2019 | Human Needs, Our People
When old man winter hits us with snow and ice, you need to take extra precautions with natural gas meters, appliances and equipment. That’s because snow and ice can cause two dangerous situations: Gas leaks and Carbon Monoxide (CO) poisoning. Accumulated snow can...
by Aimee Ridella | Oct 23, 2019 | Human Needs, People, Your Neighborhood
Kelly Mays remembers her daughter’s first birthday well. There were presents, cake – and a beating from her boyfriend that landed her in the hospital. Five years later, Kelly still has memory issues and limited hearing in her left ear — but she is also hopeful,...
by Brynn Guster | Oct 8, 2019 | Human Needs, Your Neighborhood
As the colder months approach and we transition into fall, the excitement of holidays from Halloween to the New Year fill our minds and calendars. While you are dressing up, decorating your home, cooking meals and enjoying each other’s company, the last thing you want...
by RoNeishaMullen | Sep 25, 2019 | Human Needs, Our People
No days off. Twenty-four hours a day, holidays and weekends too, 365 days a year. That’s the motto DTE gas controllers take when it comes to delivering safe, reliable natural gas to customers. From sun up to sun down, and sunrise again the team is monitoring the...
by Amanda Passage | Feb 1, 2019 | Human Needs, Our People, People, Your Neighborhood
DTE Energy’s United Way campaign broke records in 2018! From volunteer events to statewide fundraisers, we more than doubled our number of new donors this year and pledged more than $1.53 million to United Way. With the DTE Foundation’s additional contribution...
by Jack Reynolds | Jan 18, 2019 | Community Transformation, Human Needs, Our People, People, Volunteerism
Making a difference in the communities where DTE serves is at the core of DTE’s aspiration – and it’s never more apparent than during the holiday season. “This is the 9th year that DTE Energy Foundation has partnered with Meals on Wheels. It’s a great opportunity for...
