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Social Media Community Guidelines We’ve created our social media community as a place to connect with customers and associates. We look forward to hearing comments and feedback, whether they’re good or bad. With that in mind, we have a few house rules on acceptable behavior and conduct on our social channels. Certain types of posts are subject to removal, and we may or may not notify people in advance of taking action on certain content. If our house rules are violated repeatedly, it may result in a participant being banned from engaging in our community. We don’t want to have to do that, so let’s all play nice. Content is subject to removal if it is: Significantly off-topic: Unrelated or irrelevant to the overall conversation. Malicious: Uses abusive or hateful speech, foul language, derogatory remarks, threats, violence or attacks towards members of our community or store associates. Spam: Multiple posts on the same subject, promotion, solicitation or advertising. Provocative, trolling or a fake profile: Impersonation, targeted or repeated misconduct, deliberately offensive, pot-stirring or provocative posting with the intention of upsetting someone or eliciting an angry response from them. Campaigning: Repeated posting related to a person or group’s agenda that interferes with the community’s ability to have civil conversations and dialogue about a topic. In violation of platform guidelines: Breaks terms of service for the social channel.
Rocky Mountain Power has been a great partner in the incentive program to help pay for our projects. Through their advice and their help, we have actually been able to succeed at getting our projects completed. Reliable and sustainable businesses are what make our communities stronger. And by working together, we have the power to make a difference. Smith has done such a great job utilizing the Wattsmart program at Rocky Mountain Power. One of the benefits to that among many are that they are contributing to a cleaner environment, a safer environment, and lower prices at the checkout stand. So when Smith's food and drug decided to make their stores more energy efficient, Rocky Mountain Power worked shoulder to install new LED lights, solar panels and more. It's a win-win for all of our communities. It's a very good way for businesses to save energy, save money, put it back to the bottom line. Businesses, both large and small, have the power to save money by reducing their energy usage with help from Rocky Mountain Power, proving that energy efficiency can elevate your business while keeping costs low. To learn how we can help you make your business Wattsmart, visit Wattsmart. com.
