Tag Archive for: Safety

Entergy’s Louisiana utilities monitoring Tropical Storm Isaias
Entergy Louisiana and Entergy New Orleans are closely monitoring Tropical Storm Isaias in the Gulf and are preparing for severe weather that could impact our service territory within the next several days. Should the storm impact our service areas, Entergy crews are ready to respond quickly and safely once conditions allow.

Celebrate energy awareness month by eliminating energy waste
October is Energy Awareness Month, making it the perfect time to tackle vampire power and other forms of energy waste in your home.

Keep your family safe as fall brings new routines, shorter days and cooler temperatures
As cool breezes blow in, families turn the page from summer fun to a host of activities that take advantage of the fall season, from pumpkin spice everything to hayrides, fall festivals and football. Amid all the excitement, keep safety first to make sure your memories are about the experience and not a trip to the E.R. Entergy Mississippi offers these tips for keeping your family safe through it all.

Enterprise environmental and safety organizations making strides in workforce development through internships
Every summer, Entergy welcomes a new class of interns eager to apply classroom knowledge to real-world challenges.

Americans stand ready: Make sure you’re prepared for severe weather
September is National Preparedness Month, and Entergy is joining organizations across the country in encouraging customers to take simple, proactive steps to keep their families and property safe before emergencies occur.

Stay alert: Utility customers being targeted with new QR and barcode scams
Entergy urges customers to be cautious when scanning codes used for payments,
account access or customer service interactions.

Meet the pros: Rhett Amedee
For nearly two decades, Rhett Amedee has helped power Entergy’s mission through leadership, technical expertise and an unwavering commitment to safety.

Dry conditions, extreme heat combine to create fire hazards
With continued high temperatures expected across parts of our service area, we're asking customers to stay safe from the extreme heat and follow any local or state orders, such as full or partial burn bans.

Entergy Louisiana crew springs into action after Highway 89 rollover crash
On July 22, 2026, an Entergy Louisiana construction crew was on Highway 89 in X Parish installing and framing a pole for a new home. It was a typical midday job — until the quiet was broken by a sudden, violent crash.

Stay away from downed power lines
Downed power lines are dangerous. They may still be energized. If you see one, stay far away and call 911 or your electric company to report it.

Hinds plant manager earns President’s Lifesaving Award
Joseph Wiggs, plant manager at Hinds Energy Facility, saved a man’s life at a restaurant by performing the Heimlich maneuver, earning the President’s Lifesaving Award for his heroic actions and emergency medical training.

Entergy Mississippi prepared for storms as the height of 2026 hurricane season approaches
As the height of the hurricane season approaches, Entergy Mississippi is prepared for summer storms, including hurricanes, and encourages customers to prepare as well.

Meet the pros: Denise Gordon
At Entergy, every employee has a designated role during a response, and whether it’s a minor disruption or a major event, each role is critical to helping us restore power as safely and as quickly as possible. In this edition of Meet the Pros, we are taking a closer look at the people and roles behind the scenes that are needed to help crews successfully restore power after a storm.

Prepárese para la temporada de huracanes: Una guía práctica para los clientes de Entergy Texas
Cada tormenta es diferente, pero la preparación es lo único que sí podemos controlar, y esto marca una gran diferencia.

Storm Ready: A hurricane preparedness checklist for Entergy Texas customers
Hurricane season is officially here, which means it’s time for Southeast Texas families to make sure they are ready for whatever the weather may bring over the next several months
