Safety First

Safety first is one of our core values at Idaho Power. Our culture of safety helps keep our employees safe, which also helps keep our service reliable and affordable. Our commitment to safety extends to you, our customers. That’s why we provide the following information on topics affecting your safety.

Electrical Safety

Whether at your home, farm, or office, we have tips to keep in mind. You can also download electrical safety coloring sheets to help your kids learn about electrical safety, too!
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Power Line Safety

Look up and watch out for overhead power lines. Always assume these lines are energized and dangerous. Call Dig Line to have underground utility lines marked (for free!) at least two days before doing any digging.
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Downed Line Safety

Severe weather, such as high winds and heavy snow, can cause power lines to fall. Always assume downed lines are energized and dangerous, and follow these tips to stay safe.
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How We Keep the Grid Safe

Idaho Power takes numerous measures to ensure the safety of the power grid and our communities. Watch our video to see just some of the ways we strive to keep the grid safe.

Free Safety Presentations

Interested in learning more? We offer free safety presentations to students, adults, and civic groups. Topics range from electrical safety basics to preparing for power outages

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Water Safety Near Dams

If you’ll be in or near the water by our dams or reservoirs, there are things you should know to keep safe. Learn now before you go.
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Trees, Safety, and Reliability

Trees and power lines don’t mix. Proper planning and care are necessary for everyone’s safety and continued reliability of your electric service.
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Outage Preparedness

The average Idaho Power customer is without power for fewer than 4 hours a year. But sometimes outages can last for hours or even longer. Make sure you’re ready for any outage.
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Safety Information