CenterPoint Energy

Thanks to everyone who attended this evening's community open house at the Waller County Community Center. At each of these events, we continue to gather your valuable feedback. If you haven't had a chance to attend an open house, check out our schedule of remaining dates and locations at https://lnkd.in/gCdUxmXk.

As part of our commitment to improve our public and customer communications, we've relaunched our Outage Tracker. Come by our community open house for a demonstration. We're at the Waller County Community Center (21274 FM 1098, Prairie View, TX) until 7 p.m.

We're here until 7 p.m. at the Waller County Community Center located at 21274 FM 1098, Prairie View, TX. Stop by anytime so we can hear your feedback and we can share details on how we're taking action now to improve our future storm response.

We're in Waller County this evening hosting a community open house at the Waller County Community Center (21274 FM 1098, Prairie View). We're here until 7 p.m. and look forward to hearing directly from our customers and sharing what we’re doing to improve our communications and resiliency.

You’re invited to our community open house tomorrow, Wednesday, August 28 at the Wharton Civic Center, 1924 N. Fulton St., Wharton, TX. Stop by anytime between 4 - 7 p.m. and share your experience with us, view an Outage Tracker demonstration and learn more about what we’re doing to improve resiliency for our customers and the communities we’re privileged to serve. For the full schedule, visit: https://lnkd.in/gCdUxmXk

You’re invited to our community open house today, Tuesday, August 27 at the Waller County Community Center, 21274 FM 1098, Prairie View, TX. Stop by anytime between 4 - 7 p.m. and share your feedback with us, view a demonstration of our relaunched Outage Tracker and speak with members of our team to hear more about what we’re doing to improve and better serve our customers. We hope to see you there. For the full schedule, visit: https://lnkd.in/gCdUxmXk

It was another safe and productive day yesterday for crew members and contractors focused on our Greater Houston Resiliency Initiative. We want to again thank them as they continue to conduct this important resiliency work across our communities, and for our customers, that we are privileged to serve.

This National Dog Day, meet K9 Novak, another working dog who is helping protect our communities. We're proud to sponsor Officer Novak through the Houston Police Foundation so he can continue to receive the training and resources he needs. Thanks for your bravery Novak!

Trimming away from power lines helps keep our customers and communities safe and helps reduce the number of potential outages caused by vegetation. We’ve trimmed or removed higher-risk vegetation from 1,954 power line miles as part of the first phase of our Greater Houston Resiliency Initiative and remain focused on strengthening our grid.

On this National Dog Day, we spotlight working dogs such as Kelly, one of our natural gas leak detection sniffing dogs. Kelly goes through rigorous training to sniff out the odorant added to natural gas. She loves her job and uses her superb smelling senses and ability to access hard-to-reach areas to help keep our communities safe. Good girl Kelly! 🐾