ELECTRIC:
Electric service in Amity is provided by Met Ed, contact information is available through the link. You have the right to choose your electricity supplier. More information is available at PA Power Switch
GAS:
Natural Gas service is provided by UGI, contact information is available through the link. Interest in taking advantage of financial incentives for comprehensive energy-efficiency upgrades to improve the comfort and efficiency of their homes while saving on utility bills? Visit this link UGI Save Smart Home Energy Upgrades Program
CABLE:
Cable TV service for most of Amity is provided by Service Electric Contrary to popular belief, Amity does not have an exclusive franchise with any cable provider. Comcast services a small area around Old Philadelphia Pike.
Some of the Telephone service companies that service Amity are Windstream, Service Electric, Sprint PCS, Verizon and other cell phone companies.
Internet Options in Amity Township include Service Electric and Kinetic by Windstream.
Should you experience unacceptable services from any public utility, complaints may be filed with the Pennsylvania Utilities Commission (PUC) here: http://www.puc.state.pa.us/consumer_info/transportation/filing_complaints.aspx
The PUC has this complaint process in place (for all public utilities in PA) in order to monitor their performance to meet customer expectations. The Commission is designed to identify, address & resolve most types of service & billing problems experienced by customers. The objective is to continually improve the quality of all services to customers.
For Phone, Internet, Radio, Emergency Communications or TV, you can file a complaint with the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) here: https://consumercomplaints.fcc.gov/hc/en-us
The FCC has this complaint process in place, for all telecommunications companies nationwide, in order to monitor their performance to meet customer expectations. This process by the Federal Communications Commission is designed to put the know-how, abilities & resources of the federal government into action to identify, address & resolve most types of service & billing problems experienced by telecommunications customers. The objective is to continually improve the quality of all services to customers.