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Century’s Natural Gas System Passes Public Service Commission Inspection
February 5, 2022
The Town of Century Gas Department recently underwent an annual pipeline safety evaluation.
Florida Public Service Commission engineering staff makes annual evaluations of the facilities under the control of each operator to determine compliance with state and federal safety rules and regulations applicable to pipeline facilities and the transportation of natural gas.
The town’s only negative finding was the failure conduct and effectiveness evaluation of a public education program, according to the report.
Century’s natural gas system has 62.5 miles of steel and plastic mains with 906 service connections, and six sampling test points for odorization. There are also 11 emergency valves and one gate station.
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One Response to “Century’s Natural Gas System Passes Public Service Commission Inspection”
Way to go with a Victory! Joe Brown you have always done an exemplary job, not holding back but by helping in every department. You deserve much more then what TOC pays you-boy are they gonna be stuck in rough waters when you retire. From what I see, not one other person can do what you do-and be trusted like you are-big shoes to fill when you decide to go- looks like you would do a helluva lot better in a consulting job-Century would be wise to consider all options. Great job.