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Consumers Energy Urges People To Put Safety First, Don't Attach Promotional Signs To Utility Poles

To: ENERGY EDITORS

Contact: Jeff Holyfield, +1-517-788-2394, or Dan Bishop, +1-517- 788-2395, or Timothy J. Pietryga, +1-616-530-4364, all for Consumers Energy

JACKSON, Mich., Jan. 26 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Consumers Energy has a friendly safety reminder for those looking to promote a new business or service - don't attach signs to utility poles. Nailing, stapling, tacking or pinning posters or fliers of any type on utility poles is not allowed and can be dangerous.

"We've noticed an increase in sign attachments on utility poles, particularly in promoting new businesses. We ask people to refrain from doing this, both for their own safety, as well as the safety of our electric line ...

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