Blue’s Top Safety Tips
1. Smell Something Stinky? Tell a Grown-up!
If you smell something like rotten eggs, it could be a gas leak! Leave the house right away and tell a grown-up to call 911 and Hope Gas.
2. No Flames, No Phones!
If there might be a gas leak, don’t use matches, lighters, or even a phone inside. That could be dangerous.
3. Let’s Dig Smart, Not Hard
Before you dig in the yard—even for treasure!—a grown-up needs to call 811 to make sure it’s safe.
4. Don’t Touch Pipes or Meters
Outside gas meters and pipes aren’t toys! Don’t sit on them, lean on them, or cover them up with anything.
5. Keep it Clear and Clean
Make sure nothing blocks vents, gas heaters, or appliances at home. Keeping them clear helps them work safely.
Blue's Activity Book
Get ready to add a splash of color to your day with Blue!
We're thrilled to bring you coloring pages featuring your favorite mascot. Download, print, and then color away. You can display your masterpiece at home and even send us your Blue coloring page—you might see it on our Facebook page!
Please visit often—we're always adding new pages for even more coloring fun!
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Request a Visit from Blue
The Hope Gas mascot, Blue, wants to meet you! Our favorite flame is a sought-after guest for so many community activities and can bring to life tips for natural gas and pipeline safety at your next event.
Blue has enjoyed many a day and night at local holiday parades, career fairs, sporting events, donation presentations, school events, and so much more. Blue is only one mascot but works hard to meet community demand for appearances and important safety messages.
To request Blue attend your event, please provide the desired date, time, location, duration of the visit, and the purpose of the visit. Click the link below.
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