SHAREABLE NATURAL GAS SAFETY RESOURCES
Downloadable Guides
Natural gas plays an essential role in powering our homes and communities, and its safe use depends on everyone. These guides are designed to help utilities, regulators, and associations share consistent, trusted information with consumers reinforcing that gas safety is a shared responsibility. From everyday awareness tips to guidance on what to do in an emergency, these resources make it easier to educate, engage, and protect the communities you serve.
Consumer Natural Gas Safety Trifold
This trifold educates consumers on the shared responsibility of natural gas and provides information on:
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A consumer's role in gas safety
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A utility company's role in delivering safe natural gas to the home
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What to do if you smell gas
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How natural gas alarms can help add an extra layer of protection
Download and share our digital version or fill out the request form below to work with our team to ship printed trifolds directly to you.
Consumer Natural Gas Safety Fact Sheets
The informational fact sheets below provide consumers with in-depth guidance on a range of natural gas safety topics, including recognizing the signs of a natural gas leak, proper installation and use of natural gas appliances, how gas safety and fire prevention work together, what to do if you suspect a natural gas leak, and recommended placement of natural gas alarms.
Signs of a Natural Gas Leak
Gas Safety & Fire Prevention - How They Work Together
Where to Place Natural Gas Alarms
Proper Use & Installation
of Natural Gas Appliances
Emergency Actions - What To Do If You Smell Gas Or Your Alarm Sounds
All fact sheets are available free of charge and royalty-free for online or printed use. You may also work with our team to develop and print custom, co-branded versions of these documents.
The Compelling Case for Widespread Use of Natural Gas
Natural gas has been a safe, reliable energy source for decades, but safety only works when risk is openly acknowledged and addressed. Gas leaks are often undetectable by occupants until it’s too late. As building codes evolve, investigations from the NTSB continue, and incidents remind us of what’s at stake, the role of natural gas alarms as a necessary layer of protection is becoming clearer, not as a replacement for existing systems, but as an essential addition. Gas safety is not about fear, it’s about a shared responsibility. This case lays out the data, the rationale, and the path forward for broader adoption across residential and multifamily housing.
Children’s Natural Gas Safety Activity Booklets
Helping families stay safe starts with teaching kids the basics. Our new Children’s Gas Safety Activity Booklets make learning simple, fun, and memorable - giving parents, teachers, and community programs an engaging way to introduce safety lessons that last a lifetime. Packed with activities, games, and age-appropriate safety tips, these booklets reinforce important messages while building awareness of natural gas safety.
Your organization can share them at school visits, community events, safety fairs, or as part of customer outreach programs; an easy, impactful tool to
show your commitment to safety and community education.
Enhancing Consumer Education on Gas Safety
Why Update Your Website?
Consumers look to you first for trusted guidance on gas safety. Keeping safety information current on your website builds confidence, strengthens community trust, and reinforces the shared responsibility we all have to prevent incidents.
How to Use This Content
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All of the fact sheets, blogs, and social posts provided are rights-released. This means you may use them freely - post them on your website, share them in newsletters, or adapt them for community outreach.
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You are encouraged to customize the content with your own branding, local resources, and emergency contact information so it speaks directly to the customers you serve.
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Consider creating a dedicated “Gas Safety Education” page or refreshing your existing safety section with the following:
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Consumer Guides: Signs of a gas leak, proper appliance use, where to place natural gas alarms, and what to do in an emergency.
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Seasonal Tips: Posts aligned with winter heating, summer landscaping, and Fire Prevention Month.
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Family Education: Easy-to-follow checklists and evacuation steps for households, including children.
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Shared Responsibility Messaging: Reinforce that natural gas safety depends on everyone; utilities, regulators, and consumers.
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Closing Note for Users
These materials were created to support you in advancing community safety. By integrating them into your website and outreach, you empower customers with reliable, easy-to-understand information.
