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In an emergency or disaster, turn off all gas appliances as you would if you were leaving your home -- like the stove, oven, gas fireplace, etc.

If there is a situation where gas needs to be shut off, M.U.D. will take care of it, and keep customers informed via the news media. To report a gas leak or water emergency, call 554.7777.

1. If you detect a faint odor of natural gas, check the pilot lights. If the pilot light or burner flame is out, shut off the gas supply. Allow ample time for any gas accumulation to escape before relighting. If you smell an odor or know there is a damaged gas line, do not light any matches, candles, cigarette lighters, flashlights, motors or appliances. Don't use the light switch, telephone or cell phone.
   
2. Get everyone out of the building. Call us at 554.7777 from a phone not located in the building to have the gas shut off.

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(trolley system) M.U.D. pushes natural gas option -- Omaha World-Herald

M.U.D. sees bigger drop in gas prices: Economic slump behind utility's about-face on forecast -- Omaha World-Herald

Efficiency of furnaces a hot topic -- Omaha World-Herald

For your safety, call the Digger's Hotline before you dig. Call 811 for a free locate of utilities buried on your property.

For information about storing water for emergencies and disasters, please call the Douglas County Health Department, 444.7480.

The Metropolitan Utilities District is a political subdivision of the State of Nebraska. We provide natural gas and safe drinking water to the Omaha metro area. Updated 1/5/09. ©1998-2009 Metropolitan Utilities District, Omaha, Nebraska. All rights reserved.