Fayetteville PWC will host its premiere free and annual Power & Water Conservation Expo, allowing individuals and families to learn about conservation and how to save on their utility bills.

The Power & Water Conservation Expo is on Friday, March 24, from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. at SkyView on Hay in downtown Fayetteville, located at 121 Hay Street. The event is open to all, and admission is free.

The event will feature a variety of experts from PWC. The Expo is an excellent opportunity for PWC customers to speak with customer service representatives in person instead of on the phone; they can help answer your questions.

Those in attendance can learn about PWC’s incentive programs, such as how attendees can benefit from the federal income tax credits by making their homes more energy efficient. That helps the environment while reducing energy costs by talking to an incentive program specialist who could help you save money.

PWC linemen will also be present for those in attendance to meet and answer questions about what they do.

The Watershed staff will also be available to explain how your drinking water quality is protected. Further, according to a representative from Fayetteville PWC, job seekers should also attend the Expo because a representative will be available to discuss the various job opportunities at PWC.

There will be free give-away boxes filled with conservation goodies, including LED bulbs, that will be available for those in attendance to take home. The first 500 in attendance will receive a free tote bag.

Attendees can also pick up a ‘Fat Trapper’ to help ‘Cease the Grease,’ and learn how to properly dispose of fats and oils to help prevent clogging pipes.

According to the PWC website, the ‘Fat Trapper’ is a plastic unit with a foil-lined bag to pour your fat and grease in. PWC customers can register to win a $100 credit on their bill.

The family-friendly expo will also have a ‘Kids Korner’ with fun activities for children to learn about conservation.

The expo is an opportunity for customers looking to learn, grow and conserve. So mark your calendar for Friday, March 24, and attend the PWC’s 9th annual Power & Water Conservation Expo.
For more information, visit https://www.faypwc.com/pwc-expo/ or call 910-223-4009.