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Florida Power & Light Offering In-Person Assistance Tuesday In Century
June 6, 2022
Florida Power & Light will offer in-person assistance to customers in Century on Tuesday.
FP&L customer care reps and energy experts will analyze personal energy usage patterns and will provide customers with saving tips.
As temperatures rise with summer, air conditioner usage will increase resulting in higher bills, according to FPL.
“We understand that customers are looking for ways to lower their bill as we get into the hot summer weather,” said Richard Howard, a Northwest Florida energy expert for FPL. “There are simple changes that you can make in and around your home that can add up to savings on your bill.”
The FPL Community Action Team mobile unit will be at the Century Town Hall on Tuesday from 9 a.m. until noon.
The complete schedule for Escambia and Santa Rosa counties is as follows:
Escambia County – June 6
- 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. — Brownsville Community Center – 3200 W. De Soto St., Pensacola
- 2 p.m. – 4 p.m. — Bayview Community Center – 2001 East Lloyd St., Pensacola
Escambia County – June 7
- 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. — Century Town Hall – 7995 North Century Blvd., Century
Santa Rosa County – June 7
- 2 p.m – 5 p.m. — Santa Rosa County Administrative Complex – 6495 Caroline St., Milton
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6 Responses to “Florida Power & Light Offering In-Person Assistance Tuesday In Century”
Fpl helping us they just raised our meter rate rate to 25.00 from 9.70 give us a break
Joy, FPL has a somewhat similar program to Gulf Power’s Energy Select program. It’s called Time of Use, or TOU, rate rider. Our family just switched to it. If you have the schedule and ability to choose times when you use electricity, it may be for you.
We believe we will do well in the winter months because the low rates at night will reduce our nighttime heating expense. And, the low rates apply on all weekends and six holidays each year.
FPL and any of their other utilities companies of this area and probably many others are crooks and thieves and they can stick it where the sun don’t shine. I’ll use candles cook on a wood stove and bath in the rain before this gets any worse
I wonder if any of the Lobbyist that helped raise rates be on that bus?
they want to “help” GIVE US THE BREAKS THAT WE HAD WITH GULF POWER!!
certain times of the day is LOWER – weekend lower – holidays lower-thermostats you can set as well as for your water heater- THE BUDGET???? with gulf power you had credits AND you could use it for a payment if you had problems -THE BUDGET NOW – YOUR” SAVINGS”??!!! Well YOU STILL OWE THAT!!!!! I quit the budget and they WOULDN’T EVEN TAKE A PAYMENT FOR “YOUR SAVINGS” for that month-NO WAY YOU PAY IT THE FOLLOWING MONTH…. I have my AC totally off- this is the worse “public utilities” ever!!! We need them thoroughly investigated and we need competition!!!
Most people know how to cut their power bills and have certainly tried to do so since FLP took over and greatly increased our monthly bills. This in-person assistance is not what we need. We need this company to quit taking advantage of its customers and by cutting our rates down to a manageable amount. The high gas prices, increasing food prices, and outrageous power bills too? It stinks!