Many state, local governments, private nonprofits, business and industry maintain, service, and fuel their fleets with their own on-site pumps. Most pumps are linked to underground fuel tanks and depend upon a supply of electricity. Many fleet managers ask how can they can maintain service with disabled deliveries? read more

Welcome to the EPC Incident Tracking System web-based tool. It allows authorized incident reporters to enter real-time incidents. See how quickly you can upload incidents to your emergency center. You can include outage location, photos, documents, and even a video feed describing the location of the outage. Notification is immediately sent to your cell, or computer in your emergency operations and/or dispatch center EOC. The incident data-base fields can be viewed and downloaded into your emergency management data-collection systems (such as WEB-EOC or displayed on a map. Historical disruption events can be selected by street address for immediate viewing. Your EOC will receive instant reports and damage assessments from field position miles away. As the event reporting sites start to build up in certain areas, emergency crews may use this information in determining priority areas for repairs and/or restoration. The system provides easy access to upload energy outage/disruption information from a computer i-pad, i-phone, tablet, or a computer - even when the power is off and your battery is still good.

Our Energy Emergency Dashboard is included in all of our web-enabled energy plans. Energy shortages (emergencies) invariably "seek out" the weakest part of city buildings, business structures, residents, or systems. Strong winds will find the portion of the electric transmission line or pole. Earthquakes and explosions will find the weak building connectors --- structural damage, or worse, building failure, will result. The electric grid to the city will stop functioning, and businesses throughout the community will be forced to close until electricity is restored.