Avoid utility scams. Scammers will threaten you with everything from shutting off power to your home to legal action. Don’t fall victim to these types of scams.
- Never give personal information to an unknown caller. Our representatives have access to the details they need to service your account.
- Demands for immediate payment by wire transfer, cryptocurrency, gift cards or cash reload cards should immediately raise red flags.
- If you think you’ve been contacted by a scammer falsely representing Dawson PPD, please let us know as soon as possible.
OTHER NEWS
Dawson PPD Board Member Paul Neil Retires
July 2021 Paul Neil is described by his colleagues as a public power advocate, whose dedication was oftentimes unsurpassed. In May, he retired after 48 years of service as a board member representing customers in the Dawson Division. “Public power is an example of...
A pivoting time for business
While the COVID-19 pandemic has brought its challenges, some have found opportunity. One business has found a silver lining and the chance to introduce a new service. Rustic Milling & Craft was founded in 2016 by Ray...
Power’s out. Now what?
June 2021 At Dawson PPD, we do our best to keep the lights on. But sometimes, power outages happen. Now's the time to make a plan. Caution Flashlights are much safer than using candles. Never operate a generator or a propane grill in your home or attached garage....