Since pipelines are underground, the leading cause of damage is digging by homeowners and construction crews. Call 811 before you dig.

When any fuel burns, the carbon monoxide produced can become dangerous and even life threatening. So we've created this list of safety tips.

What to do when sewage pipes and natural gas lines intersect

Spire offers natural gas safety training for first responders in the communities we serve. Learn more.

We’re not just energy experts, we’re safety experts, too. Learn more about staying safe while using natural gas around your home or business.

As you use natural gas, your meter measures how much gas is flowing. We are committed to provide regular maintenance to them and keep your bill accurate.

You’ve likely seen stories in the news recently questioning the safety of natural gas cooking equipment. By understanding the science and taking a few practical steps, you can have peace of mind about the gas equipment in your home—both now and for years to come.

Nothing is more important than your safety. So, if you ever smell natural gas, we want you to know exactly what to do to keep you and your family safe.

Get updates on natural gas outages.

While problems with pipelines are incredibly rare, leaks can happen. Here you can find the steps to take in case there is a leak in your property.