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Gulf Power Suspends Disconnections In Response To COVID-19
March 20, 2020
Gulf Power company is suspending electric service disconnections in response to COVID-19 through at least the end of March.
Gulf Power’s parent company, has committed $1.5 million in COVID-19 emergency assistance. The emergency funds, provided by the NextEra Energy Foundation and Gulf Power Foundation, will be distributed to partner organizations working on the frontlines of the COVID-19 crisis to provide critical support to the most vulnerable members of the communities in which they operate.
Gulf Power serves over 470,000 customers in northwest Florida.
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10 Responses to “Gulf Power Suspends Disconnections In Response To COVID-19”
That would truly help us out. My husband isn’t making Monday like he was before and our account Is way over. I’m hoping things pick up soon and I pray we all make it through safely
I was laid off and don’t know for how .It was my only income will I get help.
“Does this include your subsieraries as well? i.e. E.R.E.C?”
EREC is not subsidiary of Gulf Power. EREC is a member owned electric cooperative.
Can anyone receive help in this time of need,
Does this include your subsieraries as well? i.e. E.R.E.C?
I’m glad you won’t cut me off cause I gotta pay double bill cause Gulf Power change my account number. The phone clerk told me not to pay until bill with right number.
Just got laid off today, but paid my bill down to zero on yesterday,
Will we have to pay back our past dues after this?
And if so how?
I want to commend Gulf power for doing this. There will be individuals that could pay the bill and won’t. They will use the system that’s put in place to help individuals that really can’t pay. When this crisis is over they will have to pay and I’am sure Gulp Power will work with everyone that need a payment plan.
It’s a good thing The new GP communicates with your site because customers can’t get a live person on the phone anymore. Try it.