Utility Companies
* Duke Energy: (800) 769 3766 or (800) POWER-ON | Spanish: 866) 427-2466
* Progress Energy: (800) 419-6356
* North Carolina Electric Cooperatives: (800) 474-6300
* North Carolina Public Power
* Fayetteville Public Works Commission
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* N.C. Department of Insurance Disaster & Recovery Information: (919) 733-2031 | (800) 546-5664
* Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA): (800) 621-FEMA (3362)
* North Carolina Chapters of the American Red Cross
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