The City of Sunrise Gas Department is committed to maintaining the highest safety standards possible. Our installation technicians and subcontractors are licensed and certified, and all Gas Department employees participate in continuing education programs. We encourage you to teach your family how to use gas safely. Every family member should know the location of your gas appliances, and be aware of what to do if they smell a gas leak.
In the event of a gas emergency, dial 9-1-1 for immediate assistance. For routine customer service, please call (954) 746-3232. Please take a moment to review the following safety information: Sunshine State One-Call of Florida Cooking with Propane
Sunshine State One-Call of Florida If you're planning to dig, the odds that you'll move more than just dirt are very high. Gas and water pipes are being joined by growing networks of telephone cables, cable TV leads, power lines and more. Buried utilities are located in virtually all road rights of way, along lot lines - and in open areas you might not suspect.
To avoid disturbing underground utilities (and being financially responsible for any repair costs), you must - under State law - contact Sunshine State One-Call of Florida at 1-800-432-4770 before digging. Upon calling with your excavation location, all affected utilities will be contacted, and will in turn contact you within 48 hours to inform you of any underground utility location in your excavation area.
Here's how Sunshine State One-Call works: Call 1-800-432-4770 48 hours before digging. Receive a ticket number as your proof of compliance when all utilities have been marked and/or "cleared." Start digging within five days of your location being marked and/or cleared, and finish within 20 days.
Cooking with Propane Propane is the #1 choice of outdoor chefs. People love cooking with gas because it heats quickly, cooks food evenly and is easy to use. It's also clean burning and better for the environment than charcoal.
Here are some safety tips for outdoor cooking with propane gas grills and cylinders. Always use the grill outdoors in a well-ventilated area. Do not bring cylinders indoors or into an enclosed space, such as a garage. Always follow all of the manufacturer's instructions and keep written materials and manuals in a safe, accessible place. Before lighting your propane gas grill burner, use a leak protection solution to detect leaks. Never use matches or lighters to check for leaks. Always use or store cylinders in an upright, vertical position. Store them outdoors away from sources of ignition. When you have your cylinder refilled, have your supplier check for dents, damage, rust or leaks. After filling, take your cylinder home immediately. Keep your vehicle ventilated with the cylinder valve closed and plugged or capped. Do not leave your cylinder in the car. Make sure the grill burner controls are turned off and cooled before covering. When your grill is not in use, cover the disconnected hose-end &fittings and burner air intakes with small plastic bags, or obtain protective fitting caps from your propane supplier to keep out dirt, insects and moisture. If there is a significant and uncontrollable release of gas or a fire, call 9-1-1 immediately and move all people and pets away from the unit. Do not smoke while handling the propane cylinder. Do not allow children to tamper or play with the cylinder or grill.
Call 1-800-432-4770 48 hours before digging. 
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