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Dominion: Pokemon and electricity don’t mix!

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dominion virginia powerDominion hasn’t received any reports of folks looking for Pokemon creatures near any of its power-generating facilities.

But the company is spreading the word to keep Pokemon Go gamers and employees safe.

The basics: avoid any electrical facilities or infrastructure while chasing your Pokemon.

It may also be helpful for local businesses to know there’s a way to find out if they’re a hot spot for this game and what to do if they’d like to be removed: www.techrepublic.com/article/how-to-remove-your-business-location-from-pokemon-go.

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