How can I report a safety hazard related to electrical lines?

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If an individual encounters a safety hazard related to electrical lines, it is important to take the situation seriously and act promptly. Ontario Hydro encourages anyone who notices downed power lines, damaged equipment, or any unsafe conditions to report these issues immediately. Typically, the best course of action is to stay at a safe distance from the hazardous area and ensure that others are kept away as well. Many people find it helpful to visit the Ontario Hydro website, where they can find detailed information on how to report such hazards. The website usually provides contact numbers or online forms specifically designed for reporting safety concerns. Additionally, if the situation poses an immediate threat to life or property, it is advisable to contact local emergency services. Emergency responders are trained to handle dangerous situations involving electric lines and can provide immediate assistance. There is no need to attempt to address the hazard personally. Remember that safety should always be the top priority when dealing with electrical situations. To ensure you have the most accurate and current information, visiting Ontario Hydro's website is a good practice.
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Answered Jul 24, 2025

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