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BOGO offer for Home Show tickets

Want to see the latest in home and landscape innovations? You can check out the Maricopa County Home & Landscape Show in July with a buy one, get one deal on admission from SRP. To take advantage of the offer, present the enclosed bill insert at the ticket counter or visit srp.net/offers.

The show features more than a thousand vendor booths showcasing products and services in home improvement and outdoor living. Attendees can also take part in free garden seminars presented by University of Arizona Master Gardeners.

MARICOPA COUNTY HOME & LANDSCAPE SHOW

July 17–19
State Farm Stadium, 1 Cardinals Drive, Glendale
FREE PARKING

Check out the virtual SRP Water Conservation Expo™

If you couldn’t attend the SRP Water Conservation Expo in February, there’s still time to secure your spot for the virtual Expo on Thursday, July 9. In this online webinar, you will learn about SRP’s role in water and how you can save water at home as well as the opportunity to purchase a discounted smart irrigation controller for $60 plus tax.

The virtual expo is free to attend, but you need to register in advance at srp.net/2026expo.

Watch out for loved ones with SRP Safety Net

With summer’s heat comes more energy usage and higher bills. We know the additional expense can be burdensome, and one of the many programs we offer to help protect customers from disrupted service is SRP Safety Net.

This program lets customers choose a friend or family member to notify if their electric bill ever becomes past due. To add someone to your Safety Net, log in to SRP My Account™ or call (602) 236-8888(602) 236-8888. Your Safety Net partner will receive a mailed notification if your electric bill becomes past due. You can also have others add you to their Safety Net via their online account or by calling SRP.

SRP Safety Net is a notification service only. Adding someone to your Safety Net does not give them access or control over your SRP account. Visit srp.net/gethelp for more details.

Water safety is everyone’s responsibility

June is prime time for Valley residents to cool off from the summer heat with a dip in the pool. SRP wants everyone to stay safe while enjoying their time in and around the water, so we’ve partnered with local community groups and agencies to provide these safety tips:

Many homes have underground service running from a nearby pad‑mounted transformer, which means there is a power line on your property that runs from the transformer to the house. Roots from trees planted too close to underground lines can cause power outages and pose a safety hazard. So before you dig, call 811 or submit a ticket online at arizona811.com. A technician will visit your property and mark the locations of the underground lines free of charge.

• Remember the ABCs of water safety.
• A is for adult supervision.
• B is for barriers. Barriers include pool fences with self-closing and latching gates. Place locks on openings such as doors, windows, pet doors and pool covers.
• C is for classes. Take swimming lessons and learn CPR.
• Designate a Water Watcher. A few capable adults who can swim and perform CPR should be on hand to monitor, without distraction, any children around water. Water Watchers should know the address of where the pool is located and scan the bottom of the pool before leaving.
• Move outdoor furniture inside the pool fence to prevent children from using it to climb over and get into the pool unsupervised.

For more tips on water safety, please visit srp.net/pool.

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