UTILITY PHONE NUMBERS
Provider will depend on address.
The services may be different in different areas.
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Chatham County:
Electricity: Progress Energy 800-452-2777 Telephone: Carolina Telephone 864-3111 Water: 919.542.8270 Trash: Chatham Disposal 542-5684 Internet: 919.545.2535 / 800.24.BLAST |
Chapel Hill: Electricity: Duke Power (800) 777-9898 Telephone: AT&T 800-767-2355 Water/Sewer: OWASA 968-4421 Gas: Public Service 877-776-2427 Cable TV: Time-Warner 919-595-4892
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| Pittsboro: Electricity: Progress Energy 800-452-2777 PSNC: Natural Gas 877-776-2427 Telephone: CenturyLink
1.800.366.8201 Trash: Chatham Disposal 542-5684 Internet: 919.545.2535 / 800.24.BLAST
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Carrboro:
Electricity: Duke Power 967-8231 Telephone: AT&T 800-767-2355 Water/Sewer: OWASA 968-4421 Gas: Public Service 877-776-2427 Cable TV: Time-Warner 919-595-4892 Garbage 918-7433
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Durham & Durham County
Electricity: Duke Power
(800)
777-9898 Telephone: Verizon South 1-800-483-4300
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Hillsborough
Electricity: Piedmont Electric Gas: Piedmont Natural Gas Telephone: CenturyLink 1.800.366.8201 Water & Sewer: Town of Hillsborough Trash & Recycling: Town of Hillsborough 732-2104 |
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Pamlico County
Electric: Progress Energy 800-452-2777 Propane: Eastern Propane 252-745-7346 Water: Pamlico County Water Dept. 252-745-5453 Telephone: Sprint 252-633-9011 Cable: Time Warner of Pamlico 252-745-5842
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Other Useful
Contacts Department of Motor Vehicles Carolinas Poison Center 1-800-2221222 To Report an Outage Progress Energy 1.800.419.6356 Duke Power 1.800.769.3766 Piedmont Electric 1.877.776.2427 Call Before You Dig NC One Call 1.800.632.4949 |
To Search for Crime Statistics:
You can go to the link below (the North Carolina State Bureau of
Investigation) where all agencies that participate file their monthly crime
statistics. Everyone that participates in the nationwide FBI UCR program
(Uniform Crime Reporting) adheres to the same standards of reporting so that
you can compare county to county, city to city, etc., without fear that
someone is classifying crimes differently. Each agency files their statistics with their State who in turns sends
the Statewide data to the national FBI UCR collection agency. This is where
the national crime rates come from! (Can you tell I've been doing crime
stats for several local agencies for 25+ years???!!!). Go to this site and choose the "Uniform Crime Reporting (UCR) shortcut in
the white box on the left.
Choose the year and then scroll down and choose the selection called "2005 Annual Summary Report" or the selection called "Index Offenses in County Order, 2005-2006".
Thank you Jeanne Fort for this link.
Another Source: www.sbi.jus.state.nc.us