Hurricane Helene has been the most destructive storm in Georgia Power’s 140-year history, and we know the road to recovery will take time. As many of our customers and communities have been deeply impacted, we’re committed to providing the support you need to rebuild and recover.
That's why we are suspending service disconnections, waiving eligible late fees, and pausing collection activities through December 15, 2024. We are also offering Installment Payment Plans to provide more flexibility in paying your current bill.
We're now offering installment options that let you break down your balance into smaller payments—spread evenly across the next few months.
Enroll by November 30, 2024 to take advantage of one of these payment options.
The first installment will be billed within your regular billing period immediately following acceptance of your Installment Payment Plan offer and your plan is set up. Payment details will be shared upon enrollment.
Only once. Eligible customers can enroll for an Installment Payment Plan until November 30, 2024.
Our standard disconnection policy will apply once you miss a payment. After 2 missed payments, you will be subject to disconnect and late payment fees.
No, once you’ve accepted the terms for your IPP offer, you will not be able to modify your terms.
Yes, eligible customers can enroll for an IPP until November 30, 2024. Once you’ve established an Installment Payment Plan, your account will automatically void the pending disconnect order. Service disconnection has been suspended for all customers through December 15,2024.
We understand everyone’s situation is unique. Our Customer Care team is dedicated to finding options tailored to your needs. Please contact our representative to understand what may be available for you.
Residential customer: Call 888-660-5890
Business customer: Call 888-655-5888
Those on our PrePay or Pay by Day plans will not be eligible for an installment plan however, service disconnection will continue to be suspended through December 15, 2024. During this time, we encourage you to continue making payments to maintain a positive balance.
On December 15, 2024, any accumulated negative “Dollars Remaining” will be transferred to a “Deferred Balance,” allowing you to add funds for future service while gradually paying down the deferred amount over time.
Once you are notified of this transfer:
You will need to add and maintain a minimum of $5.00 in your “Dollars Remaining” to prevent service interruption.
25% of all payments will be directed to reduce the “Deferred Balance”.
At your request, the entire “Deferred Balance” amount can be paid in full at any time.
Yes. You can switch rates. However, prior to switching, you will need to pay off any existing PrePay deferred balance and a deposit, if required.
No, PrePay/Pay by Day deferred balances are not eligible for an Installment Payment Plan.