Syracuse office details
- Address
- 300 Erie Blvd W
Syracuse, NY 13202 - Service handled here
- Electricity for upstate New York (former Niagara Mohawk territory), plus gas where National Grid is the upstate gas utility.
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 9 AM - 5 PM
Closed weekends and public holidays - Local phone
- 1-315-474-1511
- Customer service (upstate)
- 1-800-642-4272 (Mon-Fri, 7 AM - 5 PM)
- Getting there
- Centro bus routes serve downtown Syracuse along Erie Boulevard. Parking is available on-site.
Power outage? Do not come to the office
Walk-in offices are not for outages. Report an outage from a phone, by text, or online so crews can be dispatched.
Electric outage 24/7: 1-800-867-5222
Smell gas? Call from a safe location
National Grid is the gas utility in many upstate areas. If you smell gas, leave the building first.
Gas emergency 24/7: 1-800-892-2345
What you can handle at this office
Walk-in services are limited to billing and account management. Anything urgent has its own dedicated line.
You can
Pay your National Grid electric or gas bill in person.
Set up a new account or close one.
Ask about payment plans or financial assistance.
Get help reading your bill.
Update contact details on your account.
You cannot
Report a power outage: call 1-800-867-5222 instead.
Report a gas leak: call 1-800-892-2345 instead.
Get same-day service: plan at least 7 days ahead.
Sign up with an ESCO in person.
Other National Grid offices in New York
Syracuse is the only upstate walk-in office. The other National Grid offices in New York are all downstate gas-only offices.
Downtown Brooklyn (gas)
1 MetroTech Roadway - 11201
Brooklyn (Kings)Brooklyn Brownsville (gas)
1535 Pitkin Ave - 11212
QueensJamaica (gas)
89-67 162nd Street - 11432
RichmondStaten Island (gas)
2031 Forest Avenue - 10303
NassauBellmore (gas)
2400 West Sunrise Highway - 11710
NassauHewlett (gas)
455 Mill Road - 11557
SuffolkBrentwood (gas)
1627 Islip Ave - 11717
Useful links
For tasks that do not need a visit, these pages cover most of what National Grid customers in New York need.
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