Justin Lee Brown

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

Today, we celebrate #NaturalGasUtilityWorkersDay and our employees! We're proud to support the communities where we live and work with safe and reliable natural gas service. #NGUWD #ThankYou

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

Since most natural gas pipelines are underground, yellow line markers often indicate their approximate location. They list emergency numbers but don’t pinpoint the pipeline’s depth or exact location. Learn more at https://t.co/pVLrN82cXp. #pipelinesafety #safety

[Richard Meyer @RichardMeyerDC]

Finally, DOE published its residential energy costs.

Natural gas remains the lowest-cost energy source for homes.

Electricity is 3.5 times higher cost than natural gas, an even wider gap than last year.

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

Southwest Gas crews work alongside first responders throughout our service territories—every day. Together, we’re committed to keeping our communities safe.

[Justin Lee Brown @brown_jus]

@FLCFootball @RMAC_SPORTS Kid has a nose for the football! Atta boy Jake!

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

Knowing how to detect a natural gas leak and taking appropriate actions will help keep you, your family, and your neighborhood safe. Learn the signs of a natural gas leak at https://t.co/b1Uxn7ZdVa. #safety #naturalgassafety

[College Basketball Report @CBKReport]

The winningest college basketball programs over the last 10 seasons 🏆

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

If you're planning any upcoming digging projects, remember to @Call811 at least 2 days in advance. Whether using hand tools or excavation equipment, it's important to have underground utility lines marked to prevent damage. Visit https://t.co/b1Uxn7ZLKI.

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

June is National Safety Month, and with our employees and contractors constantly working in neighborhoods, business districts, and near roadways, we ask that you please slow down and move over when approaching a utility vehicle or construction site. #safetymonth #moveover

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

Do you know the signs of a potential natural gas leak? Remember to use your senses of hearing, seeing and smelling, and watch this video for safety tips. Visit https://t.co/b1Uxn7ZLKI for more.

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

Our BLUE – Building Lives Up Everywhere volunteers partnered with @thejust1project for “Pop Up and Give,” a mobile food distribution event. We had teams at 2 Las Vegas middle schools to hand out food items to more than 1,300 individuals and 280 households facing food insecurity.

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

Heat up your career at Southwest Gas! We're hiring a Senior Systems Planning Engineer in Las Vegas to help design and operate distribution systems. Interested engineers can see the full list of qualifications and job responsibilities at https://t.co/SRHtvhu62q.

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

We are experiencing low odorant levels in the pipelines servicing Northern NV. Our crews have responded to the area and are working diligently to correct the situation. There is no outage or disruption to service. Learn how to recognize a leak at https://t.co/b1Uxn7ZdVa.

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

Heat up your career at Southwest Gas! We're hiring a Regulation Analyst throughout our service areas in Arizona, California and Nevada to work on regulatory goals and Company initiatives. Learn more and apply at https://t.co/SRHtvhu62q.

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

Our commitment to meeting or exceeding our customers’ expectations often has our employees and contractors working in neighborhoods, business districts, and near roadways. Please slow down and move over when approaching a utility vehicle or construction site. #moveover

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

“Creating a Sustainable Energy Future for Everyone,” our 2023 Sustainability Report, is now available. The report details priorities in environmental, social, and governance issues for 2022 and important developments from 2023. See the full report at https://t.co/MVZ803po4M.

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

If you suspect a natural gas leak, don’t use an automated garage door or start/stop your engine. Immediately go to a safe place and call 911 and Southwest Gas at 877-860-6020, 24/7. Learn the signs of a possible natural gas leak at https://t.co/b1Uxn7ZdVa.

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

Please slow down when approaching construction areas. This was a distracted driver entering our contractor’s work zone and driving through a closed section of the road. We’re committed to safety and are thankful nobody was injured so everyone could return home to their families.

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

Here are signs of potential natural gas leaks: hissing/roaring coming from the ground or natural gas meter; smell of rotten eggs; or standing water that continuously bubbles. If you witness any of these signs, immediately leave the area and call 911 and 877-860-6020.

[Southwest Gas Corp @SWGas]

Our employees are committed to meeting or exceeding customers' expectations while bringing safe and reliable natural gas to local homes and businesses. Today is Natural Gas Utility Workers’ Day, and we want to recognize and celebrate them all! #NGUWD #utilityworkers