NOTICE: The outage planned for Cornwall and surrounding areas originally scheduled for this evening has been rescheduled to Friday, November 1. 

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NOTICE: The outage planned for Cornwall and surrounding areas originally scheduled for this evening has been rescheduled to Friday, November 1. 

NOTICE: We are currently experiencing an outage of our phone system due to the global IT outage. We are working closely with our provider on a solution. Until the issue is resolved, customers can reach us by calling 902-629-3740 or 902-629-3644 or by emailing customerservice@maritimeelectric.com.

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NOTICE: We are currently experiencing an outage of our phone system due to the global IT outage. We are working closely with our provider on a solution. Until the issue is resolved, customers can reach us by calling 902-629-3740 or 902-629-3644 or by emailing customerservice@maritimeelectric.com.

Safety for Parents and Kids

Safety is a priority at Maritime Electric. The following tips are meant to protect you and your family from electrical hazards.

Power Line Safety
  • Always treat overhead power lines as if they are energized - getting too close or touching them will result in electric shock.
Parents and Electrical Safety
  • Protect your children by using appropriately designed plastic plugs to block access to electrical outlets.
  • Protect your pets by preventing them from chewing on electrical cords.
  • Ensure your children understand danger signs and teach them to never touch power lines or any electrical equipment.
Kids and Electrical Safety
  • Never touch a power line because touching a power line can be deadly.
  • Do not climb trees that are near power lines.
  • Fences around electric substations are there to keep people away from possible danger. Never enter a substation. If a ball is accidentally thrown into a substation do not try to get it. Tell an adult to contact us immediately for help.
  • Do not climb electrical poles.
Kites, Drones and Tree Houses
  • Fly your kites and drones in open parks or fields away from power lines.
  • If your kite or drone gets tangled in a power line, do not try to get it. Contact us immediately for assistance.
  • If building a tree house, choose a tree that is not growing near power lines.