WALTHAM, Mass. – National Grid is temporarily stopping collections-related activities, including service disconnections, effective immediately, the company announced in a news release on Friday.
The decision is intended to reduce “financial hardship” on customers as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. It comes as part of a pandemic preparedness plan designed to lessen the impact of the disease on customers, workers and services.
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Other elements of the plan include limiting external meetings and visitors at National Grid facilities, restricting travel between office locations, stopping all international business-related travel and increasing cleaning and disinfecting efforts.
