Wildfire Safety

It's important to be prepared for wildfire season in New Mexico. Follow these planning tips to keep your family safe in the event of a wildfire emergency.

• Emergency Kit: Prepare an emergency kit with essential items such as medications, medical supplies, flashlights, batteries, battery or crank radio, non-perishable food, water, and important documents.
• Communication Plan: Create a communication plan with at least three contacts who live in different areas and are willing to assist you during a power outage or evacuation. Make sure they are aware of your situation and have a copy of your emergency plan. Do you have phone numbers to emergency management authorities in addition to 911?
• Medical Device Backup: Have backup power sources for medical devices, such as portable generators, extra batteries, or a power bank, to ensure continuous operation during power outages.
• Stay Informed: Stay informed about wildfire risks in your area by monitoring local news, weather alerts, and official updates from emergency management authorities.
• Evacuation Route: Identify primary and alternate evacuation routes from your home in case of a wildfire evacuation order. Practice the evacuation plan with your contacts.
• Stay Away from Downed Power Lines: If you come across downed power lines, stay away and report them by calling 888-DIAL-PNM.

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2024 Isotopes Ticket Offer Buy one get one FREE!*

You must sign up or create an account in order to purchase this offer online. This coupon is also redeemable at the Isotopes Park Box Office. Tickets must be purchased in multiples of two. Offer is subject to availability in Reserved Level seating and only valid for the specified dates. No upgrades. Schedule is subject to change.

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Outage Center

Providing reliable service is the foundation of everything we do at PNM. However, outages do happen occasionally. We know they're frustrating when they do. Don't wait until the lights go out to act.

1. Plan ahead by building or restocking your emergency preparedness kit, including food, a flashlight, batteries, cash, and first aid supplies. Visit PNM.com/outagesafety for more ways to stay safe during an outage.
2. Sign up for Outage Alerts today and stay one step ahead of power outages. Signing up is easy, text #ALERT to 78766 from the phone number associated with your account. We will text you when an outage is affecting your home or business, when power is expected to be restored, and when power is restored. You can also chat with us at PNM.com/chat to sign up.
3. Report an outage when it happens by texting #OUT to 78766. You can also visit PNM.com/report-an-outage to report your outage online.
4. Visit our online outage map at outagemap.pnm.com to stay up to date about outages in your area.

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Budget Billing

Budget Billing gives you more predictable energy bills by balancing seasonal highs and lows, taking the guesswork out of your monthly bill. Once signed up, you'll pay the same amount every month - making budgeting and planning much easier.

You still pay for the energy you use, but your total costs are spread evenly throughout the year. Budget Billing amounts are evaluated twice a year, usually in February and August, and may go up or down based on your actual usage and updated energy costs.

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PNM offers instant discounts

Summer's almost here and we want to help you keep your cool. Sealing air leaks around doors and windows can help to lower summer bills by keeping the cool air in and the heat out. PNM offers instant discounts in store on weather-stripping, door sweeps and seals, window film, and more! Visit CheckWithPNM.com for a list of participating retailers.

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NMPRC meetings are open to the public

Did you know that the New Mexico Public Regulation Commission meetings are open to the public? They are your chance to become informed and express your views on the various regulatory issues related to PNM. Copies of the NMPRC Open Meetings Policy and Notice are available at the Commission's office, 142 West Palace Ave., Santa Fe, NM 87501, or nm-prc.org/nmprc-open-meeting-agenda. Copies are also available at PNM payment centers.

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Home EV Charger & Installation Rebates

Receive up to $2,000 for the purchase and installation of a qualified Level 2 home charger!

Installation is a breeze using Home EV Charger & Installation Rebates, where a program authorized contractor will install the EV charger and submit the rebate application for you. If you purchase a qualified Level 2 home charger from a program authorized contractor, they can reduce your upfront costs by applying your Home Charger Rebate at the point of sale.

Additional rebates are available for income-qualified residents who can receive up to $4,250 for the purchase and installation of a qualified Level 2 home charger.

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