Portable Generators and Hurricane Ian

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Portable Generator Manufacturers’ Association (PGMA) most recent press release in light of Hurricane Ian warns of the dangers caused by using portable generators during power outages.

Year after year, consumers die from carbon monoxide poisoning due to improper usage of portable generators.

“Information and preparedness can help prevent tragedies,” they said.

The Portable Generator Manufacturers’ Association is offering messages and materials related to safe operationson PGMA’s safety website http://www.takeyourgeneratoroutside.com , plus on social media, video, monthly press releases, and radio and television Public Service announcements.

For more information visit PGMA’s main website: https://www.pgmaonline.com/.

The Portable Generator Manufacturers’ Association is urging consumers to consider the importance of knowing the safety measures surrounding portable generators.

“Planning and awareness,” they said, “can save lives.”


Lucia Viti

Lucia Viti

Lucia Viti is a seasoned journalist, photojournalist, and published author and works as a reporter for WOKV News. Lucia is a graduate of the University of West Virginia with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Journalism.

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