If someone living at your home has a serious health condition
Step 1: Contact us if you think someone in your home has a health condition that could be impacted if electric or gas service is disconnected.
Step 2: Contact your doctor or a public health official.
Step 3: Ask the doctor or public health official to contact us by phone to discuss your need for utility service and that shutting of your service would pose a health risk for a person living at your home.
Step 4: We review the circumstances. If approved, your service will stay connected for 30 days. This 30-day delay gives you time to arrange a payment or find other living arrangements for the person with the medical condition. After 30 days, your service may be shut off if payment arrangements have not been made.
During winter
Iowa: Service will not be disconnected if the weather is forecasted to be 20 degrees Fahrenheit or colder within the next 24 hours.
Wisconsin: Service is generally not disconnected from November 1 – April 15.
During periods of extreme heat
Service will not be disconnected if a heat advisory, heat warning or heat emergency has been issued for the area.