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If you see a tree touching power lines and causing sparking, an uprooted tree or broken limb threatening power lines, please call 888-DIAL-PNM/(888) 342-5766 to report the situation.

Because of the urgent nature of emergency work, crews will not clean up debris following storms. Removal of all debris is the responsibility of the property owner.