TECO Peoples Gas Bill 211009286199 June 2026

--- ## Page 1 TECO PEOPLES GAS AN EMERA COMPANY PeoplesGas.com JOHAN JONGSMA 851 BRIGHTWATERS BLVD NE ST PETERSBURG, FL 33704-3719 **Statement Date:** June 26, 2026 **Amount Due:** $132.29 **Due Date:** July 17, 2026 **Account #:** 211009286199 **DO NOT PAY. Your account will be drafted on July 17, 2026** ### Account Summary **Current Service Period:** May 28, 2026 - June 25, 2026 | Previous Amount Due | $276.50 | | Payment(s) Received Since Last Statement | -$276.50 | | **Current Month's Charges** | **$132.29** | | **Amount Due by July 17, 2026** | **$132.29** | Amount not paid by due date may be assessed a late payment charge and an additional deposit. ### Your Energy Insight - Your average daily THMS used was **0% higher** than the same period last year. - Your average daily THMS used was **57.14% lower** than it was in your previous period. Scan here to view your account online. ### Monthly Usage *(Therms)* ■ 2025 □ 2026 150 120 90 60 30 0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Learn about your newly redesigned bill and get deeper insights about your usage by visiting TECOaccount.com ### Stay safe Make the right call and avoid a dangerous mistake. 811 Know what's below. Call before you dig. To ensure prompt credit, please return stub portion of this bill with your payment. TECO PEOPLES GAS AN EMERA COMPANY **Account #:** 211009286199 **Due Date:** July 17, 2026 ### Pay your bill online at PeoplesGas.com - See reverse side of your paystub for more ways to pay. - Go Paperless, Go Green! Visit PeoplesGas.com/Paperless to enroll now. **Amount Due:** $132.29 **Payment Amount:** $ ________ 627927868913 Your account will be drafted on July 17, 2026 00000046 FTECO106272600491710 00000 04 00000000 21141 002 JOHAN JONGSMA 851 BRIGHTWATERS BLVD NE ST PETERSBURG, FL 33704-3719 Mail payment to: TECO P.O. BOX 31318 TAMPA, FL 33631-3318 Make check payable to: TECO Please write your account number on the memo line of your check. --- ## Page 2 The user wants me to transcribe all visible text from the provided document exactly as it appears, preserving the original language (English), formatting with markdown (### for sections, **bold** for labels, tables for tabular data, bullets for lists), and including all numbers, dates, amounts exactly as shown. I need to carefully read every visible element on the page and reproduce it faithfully. Let me go through the document systematically: Top right: - Page 2 of 3 Top left: - TECO logo text: TECO PEOPLES GAS AN EMERA COMPANY Top middle: - Service For: - 851 BRIGHTWATERS BLVD NE - ST PETERSBURG, FL 33704-3719 Top right box: - Account #: 211009286199 - Statement Date: June 26, 2026 - Charges Due: July 17, 2026 Section: Meter Read - Service Period: May 28, 2026 - Jun 25, 2026 - Rate Schedule: Residential Service RS-2 Table under Meter Read: Columns: Meter Number, Read Date, Current Reading, Previous Reading, Measured Volume, BTU, Conversion, Total Used, Billing Period Row: ALQ13189, 06/25/2026, 6,832, 6,774, 58 CCF, 1.040, 1.0000, 60.3 Therms, 29 Days Section: Charge Details Left side: - Natural Gas Charges - Customer Charge: $32.00 - Distribution Charge: 60.3 THMS @ $0.54302, $32.74 - PGA: 60.3 THMS @ $0.80000, $48.24 - Florida Gross Receipts Tax: $3.79 - Natural Gas Service Cost: $116.77 - Franchise Fee: $7.49 - Municipal Public Service Tax: $8.03 - Total Natural Gas Cost, Local Fees and Taxes: $132.29 Right side: Avg THMS Used Per Day - Bar chart showing 2.1 THMS for Jun 2025 and 2.1 THMS for Jun 2026 - Y-axis labels: 10, 7.5, 5, 2.5, Thms - X-axis labels: Jun 2025, Jun 2026 Bottom bar: - Total Current Month's Charges: $132.29 Separator line Middle text: - For more information about your bill and understanding your charges, please visit PeoplesGas.com Section: Ways To Pay Your Bill - Bank Draft - Visit PeoplesGas.com for free recurring or one time payments via checking or savings account. - In-Person - Find list of Payment Agents at PeoplesGas.com - Mail A Check - Payments: TECO P.O. Box 31318 Tampa, FL 33631-3318 - Mail your payment in the enclosed envelope. - Credit or Debit Card - Pay by credit Card using KUBRA EZ-Pay at PeoplesGas.com. Convenience fee will be charged. - Phone - Toll Free: 866-689-6469 - All Other Correspondences: - Peoples Gas P.O. Box 111 Tampa, FL 33601-0111 Section: Contact Us - Residential Customer Care: - 813-223-0800 (Tampa) - 863-299-0800 (Lakeland) - 352-622-0111 (Ocala) - 954-453-0777 (Broward) - 305-940-0139 (Miami) - 727-826-3333 (St. Petersburg) - 407-425-4662 (Orlando) - 904-739-1211 (Jacksonville) - 877-832-6747 (All Other Counties) - Online: - PeoplesGas.com - Phone: - Commercial Customer Care: 866-832-6249 - Hearing Impaired/TTY: 7-1-1 - Natural Gas Outage: 877-832-6747 - Natural Gas Energy Conservation Rebates: 877-832-6747 Bottom note: - Please Note: If you choose to pay your bill at a location not listed on our website or provided by Peoples Gas, you are paying someone who is not authorized to act as a payment agent at Peoples Gas. You bear the risk that this unauthorized party will relay the payment to Peoples Gas and do so in a timely fashion. Peoples Gas is not responsible for payments made to unauthorized agents, including their failure to deliver or timely deliver the payment to us. Such failures may result in late payment charges to your account or service disconnection. Left side vertical text (barely visible, upside down or sideways?): 00000046-00000091-Page 2 of 4 — I need to check if this is visible. Looking at the image, there is text on the left edge running vertically: "00000046-00000091-Page 2 of 4". I should include this if visible. Wait, let me look more carefully at the image. On the far left side, vertically oriented, there appears to be some text. It looks like "00000046-00000091-Page 2 of 4". Actually, looking at the crop hints, it seems like there might be a vertical string. Let me include it. Also, the "Avg THMS Used Per Day" chart is a graphical element. I should represent it as best I can with text, or describe the data points. The user said "Transcribe ALL visible text". So I should include the labels and numbers shown in the chart. Let me structure this: ### Header / Top Section **TECO** **PEOPLES GAS** **AN EMERA COMPANY** **Service For:** 851 BRIGHTWATERS BLVD NE ST PETERSBURG, FL 33704-3719 **Account #:** 211009286199 **Statement Date:** June 26, 2026 **Charges Due:** July 17, 2026 Page 2 of 3 ### Meter Read **Service Period:** May 28, 2026 - Jun 25, 2026 **Rate Schedule:** Residential Service RS-2 | Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading | Previous Reading | Measured Volume | BTU | Conversion | Total Used | Billing Period | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | ALQ13189 | 06/25/2026 | 6,832 | 6,774 | 58 CCF | 1.040 | 1.0000 | 60.3 Therms | 29 Days | ### Charge Details **Natural Gas Charges** - Customer Charge: $32.00 - Distribution Charge: 60.3 THMS @ $0.54302: $32.74 - PGA: 60.3 THMS @ $0.80000: $48.24 - Florida Gross Receipts Tax: $3.79 - **Natural Gas Service Cost:** $116.77 - Franchise Fee: $7.49 - Municipal Public Service Tax: $8.03 - **Total Natural Gas Cost, Local Fees and Taxes:** $132.29 ### Avg THMS Used Per Day (Y-axis labels: 10, 7.5, 5, 2.5, Thms) - Jun 2025: 2.1 THMS - Jun 2026: 2.1 THMS Wait, the user wants markdown tables for tabular data. The charge details section is somewhat tabular but not explicitly a table in the image. However, I can format it as a list or pseudo-table. Let me look at the original formatting. Actually, the Charge Details section shows: - Natural Gas Charges (with flame icon) - Customer Charge ........................ $32.00 - Distribution Charge 60.3 THMS @ $0.54302 $32.74 - PGA 60.3 THMS @ $0.80000 ........... $48.24 - Florida Gross Receipts Tax ........... $3.79 - Natural Gas Service Cost .............. $116.77 - Franchise Fee ............................ $7.49 - Municipal Public Service Tax ......... $8.03 - Total Natural Gas Cost, Local Fees and Taxes $132.29 Then the Total Current Month's Charges bar. For the chart, since it's a bar chart with text labels, I should note the text elements visible. The chart has: - Title: Avg THMS Used Per Day - Y-axis: 10, 7.5, 5, 2.5, Thms - Bars labeled: 2.1 THMS (black bar, Jun 2025), 2.1 THMS (gray bar, Jun 2026) I think I can represent this as: **Avg THMS Used Per Day** - Vertical axis: 10, 7.5, 5, 2.5, Thms - Jun 2025: 2.1 THMS - Jun 2026: 2.1 THMS But the user wants exact text. Let me see if I can format it better. Also, I need to check if there's any other small text. The left edge has "00000046-00000091-Page 2 of 4" printed vertically. I should include that. Let me reconsider the vertical text. It might be a document control number. Looking at the image, on the far left side, running vertically, there is indeed text: "00000046-00000091-Page 2 of 4". I should include it. I'll put it as a note or just include it where it appears. Wait, I should be careful about the exact formatting. The user said "Output ONLY the transcribed text — no commentary, no analysis, no preamble". So I should just start with the content. Let me draft the full transcription: --- Page 2 of 3 **TECO** **PEOPLES GAS** **AN EMERA COMPANY** **Service For:** 851 BRIGHTWATERS BLVD NE ST PETERSBURG, FL 33704-3719 **Account #:** 211009286199 **Statement Date:** June 26, 2026 **Charges Due:** July 17, 2026 ### Meter Read **Service Period:** May 28, 2026 - Jun 25, 2026 **Rate Schedule:** Residential Service RS-2 | Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading | | Previous Reading | = Measured Volume | x BTU | x Conversion | = Total Used | Billing Period | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | ALQ13189 | 06/25/2026 | 6,832 | - | 6,774 | 58 CCF | 1.040 | 1.0000 | 60.3 Therms | 29 Days | Hmm, the table headers have some formatting with minus and equals signs. Let me look closer: Columns: Meter Number, Read Date, Current Reading, [minus], Previous Reading, [equals], Measured Volume, [x], BTU, [x], Conversion, [equals], Total Used, Billing Period. Actually the headers are: Current Reading - Previous Reading = Measured Volume x BTU x Conversion = Total Used So it's a single header row with multiple columns. Let me format it carefully: | Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading | Previous Reading | Measured Volume | BTU | Conversion | Total Used | Billing Period | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | | | 6,832 | 6,774 | 58 CCF | 1.040 | 1.0000 | 60.3 Therms | 29 Days | | ALQ13189 | 06/25/2026 | | | | | | | | Actually, looking at the image, the row is: ALQ13189 | 06/25/2026 | 6,832 | 6,774 | 58 CCF | 1.040 | 1.0000 | 60.3 Therms | 29 Days And the header has the math operators between some columns. In a markdown table, I can include the operators in the header cells or separate them. But to keep it clean and preserve exact text, maybe I should include the operators as they appear in the header string. Wait, the header text is: "Current Reading - Previous Reading = Measured Volume x BTU x Conversion = Total Used" But these are split across columns. Let me try to represent it as faithfully as possible without overcomplicating. Actually, looking at the image again, the column headers are: - Meter Number - Read Date - Current Reading - (then a dash) - Previous Reading - (then equals) - Measured Volume - (then x) - BTU - (then x) - Conversion - (then equals) - Total Used - Billing Period So there are effectively 9 columns of data plus the operators in between. But in markdown, I can just put the text as it appears in the cells. Let me count the distinct header cells. Actually, in the image, the header row shows: Current Reading | - | Previous Reading | = | Measured Volume | x | BTU | x | Conversion | = | Total Used That's 11 header elements spanning across. But the data row only has 8 entries (Meter Number, Read Date, Current Reading, Previous Reading, Measured Volume, BTU, Conversion, Total Used, Billing Period). Wait, that's 9 data entries. Let me align: 1. Meter Number 2. Read Date 3. Current Reading 4. Previous Reading 5. Measured Volume 6. BTU 7. Conversion 8. Total Used 9. Billing Period The operators are between these headers in the rendered table. Since markdown tables don't handle colspan well, I will just include the operators in the headers adjacent to where they appear. For example: | Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading - | Previous Reading = | Measured Volume x | BTU x | Conversion = | Total Used | Billing Period | But that splits the headers awkwardly. Alternatively, I can note the operators as separate column headers but that adds columns. Since the user wants exact text, I think the best approach is to transcribe the text as it appears in the header cells, acknowledging that some cells may contain operators while the data cells below them are empty or contain the relevant data. Actually, looking closely at the image, the operators are not in their own cells; they are part of the column header text but visually placed between the columns. However, in a table transcription, I can include them as part of the header cells. Let me try this format: | Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading | Previous Reading | Measured Volume | BTU | Conversion | Total Used | Billing Period | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | | | - | = | x | x | = | | | | ALQ13189 | 06/25/2026 | 6,832 | 6,774 | 58 CCF | 1.040 | 1.0000 | 60.3 Therms | 29 Days | No, that doesn't look right because the operators are above the data. Maybe I should use a single header row that includes the operators within the cell text: | Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading - Previous Reading = Measured Volume x BTU x Conversion = Total Used | Billing Period | But that loses the column structure. Given the constraints, I think the most faithful transcription is to list the header text as it appears, perhaps with the operators in the cell with the text that follows them. For example: | Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading - | Previous Reading = | Measured Volume x | BTU x | Conversion = | Total Used | Billing Period | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | ALQ13189 | 06/25/2026 | 6,832 | 6,774 | 58 CCF | 1.040 | 1.0000 | 60.3 Therms | 29 Days | This is a reasonable approximation. The header "Current Reading -" is in column 3, "Previous Reading =" in column 4, etc. This preserves the exact text including the operators. Wait, but then the column headers don't align perfectly. Another option is to transcribe the table without the math symbols and just note them separately, but the user said "exactly as it appears". Actually, I can do this: | Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading | | Previous Reading | | Measured Volume | | BTU | | Conversion | | Total Used | Billing Period | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | | | | - | | = | | x | | x | | = | | | | ALQ13189 | 06/25/2026 | 6,832 | | 6,774 | | 58 CCF | | 1.040 | | 1.0000 | | 60.3 Therms | 29 Days | This is getting too complex and markdown doesn't render well with so many empty columns. I think the best practical approach for a markdown table is to put the operators in the header cells as they visually appear: | Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading - Previous Reading = Measured Volume x BTU x Conversion = Total Used | Billing Period | |---|---|---|---| | ALQ13189 | 06/25/2026 | 60.3 Therms (broken down: 6,832 - 6,774 = 58 CCF x 1.040 x 1.0000) | 29 Days | No, that's adding interpretation. Let me reconsider. The user said "markdown tables for tabular data". The table is a data table. The operators are decorative/arithmetic indicators in the header. The actual column headers are: Meter Number, Read Date, Current Reading, Previous Reading, Measured Volume, BTU, Conversion, Total Used, Billing Period. The operators are between them. I will transcribe it as: | Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading | Previous Reading | Measured Volume | BTU | Conversion | Total Used | Billing Period | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | ALQ13189 | 06/25/2026 | 6,832 | 6,774 | 58 CCF | 1.040 | 1.0000 | 60.3 Therms | 29 Days | And I'll add the operators as they appear in the header text, perhaps by combining cells: | Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading - Previous Reading = Measured Volume x BTU x Conversion = Total Used | Billing Period | But that merges everything. Actually, looking at the image, the header text is distributed across columns. Maybe I can just write the headers as: | Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading | - | Previous Reading | = | Measured Volume | x | BTU | x | Conversion | = | Total Used | Billing Period | And the data row: | ALQ13189 | 06/25/2026 | 6,832 | | 6,774 | | 58 CCF | | 1.040 | | 1.0000 | | 60.3 Therms | 29 Days | This has 14 columns. That's a lot but it preserves the exact header text including operators. However, the alignment in markdown might be messy. But the user asked for exact transcription, so this is the most literal. Actually, looking more carefully at the image, the table seems to have these column headers: 1. Meter Number 2. Read Date 3. Current Reading 4. Previous Reading 5. Measured Volume 6. BTU 7. Conversion 8. Total Used 9. Billing Period And the operators are printed in the header row between these columns. So maybe they are in their own cells, maybe they are just spacing. I think it's safer to include them as separate header cells. I'll go with a 9-column table where the header row includes the operators adjacent to the text. Actually, I just realized: in many utility bills, those operators are just graphical separators, not actual cell text. But the user wants ALL visible text. So if they are visible text, I should include them. Let me look at the image again. The operators are: "-", "=", "x", "x", "=". They are visible text. So I'll include them as separate cells in the header. Wait, but the header row might be: Row 1: Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading | Previous Reading | Measured Volume | BTU | Conversion | Total Used | Billing Period Row 2: | | - | = | x | x | = | | | No, looking at the image, the operators are in the same row as the headers, just between them. So it's a single header row with 9 data columns and operators interspersed. Actually, I think the simplest and most faithful approach is to format the table as 9 columns and include the operators in the header cells where they belong: | Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading - Previous Reading = Measured Volume x BTU x Conversion = Total Used | Billing Period | No, that's 4 columns. Hmm. Let me count the visual separators in the header. The header text reads: "Current Reading - Previous Reading = Measured Volume x BTU x Conversion = Total Used" If we split by operators, we get segments: - Current Reading - Previous Reading - Measured Volume - BTU - Conversion - Total Used That's 6 segments, plus 5 operators. Plus Meter Number, Read Date, Billing Period = 3 more. Total 14 columns. But the data row has: - ALQ13189 (Meter Number) - 06/25/2026 (Read Date) - 6,832 (Current Reading) - (empty or dash) - 6,774 (Previous Reading) - (empty or equals) - 58 CCF (Measured Volume) - (empty or x) - 1.040 (BTU) - (empty or x) - 1.0000 (Conversion) - (empty or equals) - 60.3 Therms (Total Used) - 29 Days (Billing Period) So yes, 14 columns if we treat operators as cells. I'll format it as a 14-column markdown table. Markdown supports many columns. Header: | Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading | - | Previous Reading | = | Measured Volume | x | BTU | x | Conversion | = | Total Used | Billing Period | Data: | ALQ13189 | 06/25/2026 | 6,832 | | 6,774 | | 58 CCF | | 1.040 | | 1.0000 | | 60.3 Therms | 29 Days | This is exact and preserves the structure. Now for the Charge Details. This is not strictly a table in the original, but a list with aligned right values. I can format it as a table or as a bulleted list. The user said "markdown tables for tabular data" and "- bullets for lists". The Charge Details section has a list of charges with amounts on the right. It's somewhat tabular but also has section headers. I think a bulleted list with bold labels and the amounts is appropriate, or I can use a table for the line items. Actually, looking at the image, the Charge Details section contains: - A box with "Natural Gas Charges" (with a flame icon) - Inside: - Customer Charge $32.00 - Distribution Charge 60.3 THMS @ $0.54302 $32.74 - PGA 60.3 THMS @ $0.80000 $48.24 - Florida Gross Receipts Tax $3.79 - Natural Gas Service Cost $116.77 (bold) - Franchise Fee $7.49 - Municipal Public Service Tax $8.03 - Total Natural Gas Cost, Local Fees and Taxes $132.29 (bold) I can format this as a table for the line items, or as a list. Since it has descriptions and amounts aligned, a table is good. But the user also said bullets for lists. I think the best is to use a table for the charge details because it's tabular. Wait, there is also the "Avg THMS Used Per Day" chart. I need to represent the text in it. It's a bar chart. I'll describe the text labels. Let me draft the Charge Details section: ### Charge Details **Natural Gas Charges** - Customer Charge: $32.00 - Distribution Charge: 60.3 THMS @ $0.54302: $32.74 - PGA: 60.3 THMS @ $0.80000: $48.24 - Florida Gross Receipts Tax: $3.79 - **Natural Gas Service Cost:** $116.77 - Franchise Fee: $7.49 - Municipal Public Service Tax: $8.03 - **Total Natural Gas Cost, Local Fees and Taxes:** $132.29 But wait, the user said markdown tables for tabular data. The charge details are clearly a table-like structure. However, the flame icon and the bolding might be better preserved in a list. Let me use a table: | Charge | Details | Amount | |---|---|---| | Customer Charge | | $32.00 | | Distribution Charge | 60.3 THMS @ $0.54302 | $32.74 | | PGA | 60.3 THMS @ $0.80000 | $48.24 | | Florida Gross Receipts Tax | | $3.79 | | **Natural Gas Service Cost** | | **$116.77** | | Franchise Fee | | $7.49 | | Municipal Public Service Tax | | $8.03 | | **Total Natural Gas Cost, Local Fees and Taxes** | | **$132.29** | This is a good compromise. But the user said "exactly as it appears". The original doesn't have explicit "Details" and "Amount" column headers. So maybe I should just transcribe it as text without inventing headers. Alternative: Use a definition list or just line items with tabs/spaces. Since markdown doesn't have a great way for exact tabular alignment without table headers, I could use a table without headers (markdown requires headers). But I can use empty headers or minimal headers. Actually, I can use a table where the first column is the label and the second is the amount, with no extra headers beyond what's visible. But the user said "Use ### for sections, **bold** for labels, markdown tables for tabular data, - bullets for lists." So I should use tables for tabular data and bullets for lists. The Charge Details is a mix. I think using a table for the Meter Read is mandatory. For Charge Details, I can use a table or bullets. I'll use a table for the line items because it's clearly tabular. However, the "Total Current Month's Charges" is a separate bar. I'll put it as a bold line. Let me now consider the vertical text on the left. It's "00000046-00000091-Page 2 of 4". I'll include it at the very top or bottom, rotated? No, I'll just transcribe it as text where it appears. Since it's on the left margin vertically, I'll include it as a line at the beginning or end, or perhaps inline. I'll put it at the top left: `00000046-00000091-Page 2 of 4` Wait, looking at the image again, the page number at the very top right is "Page 2 of 3". The vertical text on the left says "00000046-00000091-Page 2 of 4". That seems to be a document control number. I should include it. Let me also check if there are any other small text elements. The TECO logo has "TECO PEOPLES GAS AN EMERA COMPANY". The service for address. The account info. Let me write the full transcription now. I'll be careful to include every single visible text element. Starting with the vertical text on the left: `00000046-00000091-Page 2 of 4` Top right: `Page 2 of 3` Then the header info. Then the Meter Read section. Then Charge Details. Then Avg THMS Used Per Day (with chart text). Then Total Current Month's Charges. Then the middle text about PeoplesGas.com. Then Ways To Pay Your Bill (with icons represented as bullets or just text). Then Contact Us. Then the note at the bottom. Let me carefully read the "Ways To Pay Your Bill" section: - **Bank Draft** - Visit PeoplesGas.com for free recurring or one time payments via checking or savings account. - **In-Person** - Find list of Payment Agents at PeoplesGas.com - **Mail A Check** - **Payments:** - TECO - P.O. Box 31318 - Tampa, FL 33631-3318 - Mail your payment in the enclosed envelope. - **Credit or Debit Card** - Pay by credit Card using KUBRA EZ-Pay at PeoplesGas.com. Convenience fee will be charged. - **Phone** - Toll Free: 866-689-6469 - **All Other Correspondences:** - Peoples Gas - P.O. Box 111 - Tampa, FL 33601-0111 Wait, "Mail A Check" has a subheading "Payments:" and then "TECO P.O. Box 31318 Tampa, FL 33631-3318". Then "Mail your payment in the enclosed envelope." This is all under Mail A Check. Also, "All Other Correspondences:" is separate, under the Ways To Pay column? Looking at the image, "All Other Correspondences" is actually below the Phone section, still in the left column. Contact Us section: - **Residential Customer Care:** - 813-223-0800 (Tampa) - 863-299-0800 (Lakeland) - 352-622-0111 (Ocala) - 954-453-0777 (Broward) - 305-940-0139 (Miami) - 727-826-3333 (St. Petersburg) - 407-425-4662 (Orlando) - 904-739-1211 (Jacksonville) - 877-832-6747 (All Other Counties) - **Online:** - PeoplesGas.com - **Phone:** - Commercial Customer Care: 866-832-6249 - **Hearing Impaired/TTY:** 7-1-1 - **Natural Gas Outage:** 877-832-6747 - **Natural Gas Energy Conservation Rebates:** 877-832-6747 Wait, looking at the layout, "Online:", "Phone:", "Commercial Customer Care:", "Hearing Impaired/TTY:", "Natural Gas Outage:", "Natural Gas Energy Conservation Rebates:" are labels. Let me see the exact alignment. Actually, the Contact Us section has two columns? No, looking at the image, it seems like a single column or two columns? Let me look. The image shows: Residential Customer Care: Online: 813-223-0800 (Tampa) PeoplesGas.com 863-299-0800 (Lakeland) Phone: 352-622-0111 (Ocala) Commercial Customer Care: 954-453-0777 (Broward) 866-832-6249 305-940-0139 (Miami) Hearing Impaired/TTY: 727-826-3333 (St. Petersburg) 7-1-1 407-425-4662 (Orlando) Natural Gas Outage: 904-739-1211 (Jacksonville) 877-832-6747 877-832-6747 (All Other Counties) Natural Gas Energy Conservation Rebates: 877-832-6747 So it's two columns. I'll transcribe it faithfully. Now the bottom note: "Please Note: If you choose to pay your bill at a location not listed on our website or provided by Peoples Gas, you are paying someone who is not authorized to act as a payment agent at Peoples Gas. You bear the risk that this unauthorized party will relay the payment to Peoples Gas and do so in a timely fashion. Peoples Gas is not responsible for payments made to unauthorized agents, including their failure to deliver or timely deliver the payment to us. Such failures may result in late payment charges to your account or service disconnection." Let me check the exact wording in the image. It says: "Please Note: If you choose to pay your bill at a location not listed on our website or provided by Peoples Gas, you are paying someone who is not authorized to act as a payment agent at Peoples Gas. You bear the risk that this unauthorized party will relay the payment to Peoples Gas and do so in a timely fashion. Peoples Gas is not responsible for payments made to unauthorized agents, including their failure to deliver or timely deliver the payment to us. Such failures may result in late payment charges to your account or service disconnection." Yes, that looks correct. Now, let me also look at the "Avg THMS Used Per Day" chart. The title is "Avg THMS Used Per Day". The y-axis labels are "10", "7.5", "5", "2.5", "Thms". The bars show "2.1 THMS" above them. The x-axis labels are "Jun 2025" and "Jun 2026". I need to represent this text. Since it's a chart, I can list the text elements. Also, there is the "Total Current Month's Charges" bar: $132.29. Now, regarding the vertical text: "00000046-00000091-Page 2 of 4". I will include it at the top. One more thing: the "Charge Details" section has a small icon of a flame. The user said "Output ONLY the transcribed text", so I don't need to describe the icon, but I can note the text "Natural Gas Charges" which is next to it. Let me structure the final output. ### Section 1: Top info Page 2 of 3 **TECO** **PEOPLES GAS** **AN EMERA COMPANY** **Service For:** 851 BRIGHTWATERS BLVD NE ST PETERSBURG, FL 33704-3719 **Account #:** 211009286199 **Statement Date:** June 26, 2026 **Charges Due:** July 17, 2026 00000046-00000091-Page 2 of 4 Wait, the vertical text is on the left side. I'll put it as a line. Actually, I should probably not add extra labels like "Section 1". The user said "Start directly with the content." So just the content. Let me write it out: --- 00000046-00000091-Page 2 of 4 Page 2 of 3 **TECO** **PEOPLES GAS** **AN EMERA COMPANY** **Service For:** 851 BRIGHTWATERS BLVD NE ST PETERSBURG, FL 33704-3719 **Account #:** 211009286199 **Statement Date:** June 26, 2026 **Charges Due:** July 17, 2026 ### Meter Read **Service Period:** May 28, 2026 - Jun 25, 2026 **Rate Schedule:** Residential Service RS-2 | Meter Number | Read Date | Current Reading | - | Previous Reading | = | Measured Volume | x | BTU | x | Conversion | = | Total Used | Billing Period | |---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---| | ALQ13189 | 06/25/2026 | 6,832 | | 6,774 | | 58 CCF | | 1.040 | | 1.0000 | | 60.3 Therms | 29 Days | ### Charge Details **Natural Gas Charges** | | | | |---|---|---| | Customer Charge | | $32.00 | | Distribution Charge | 60.3 THMS @ $0.54302 | $32.74 | | PGA | 60.3 THMS @ $0.80000 | $48.24 | | Florida Gross Receipts Tax | | $3.79 | | **Natural Gas Service Cost** | | **$116.77** | | Franchise Fee | | $7.49 | | Municipal Public Service Tax | | $8.03 | | **Total Natural Gas Cost, Local Fees and Taxes** | | **$132.29** | Hmm, using a 3-column table for Charge Details might be inventing structure. But it's clearly a table with description and amount. However, the original has the amounts right-aligned. In markdown, I can just use a 2-column table. | | | |---|---| | Customer Charge | $32.00 | | Distribution Charge 60.3 THMS @ $0.54302 | $32.74 | | PGA 60.3 THMS @ $0.80000 | $48.24 | | Florida Gross Receipts Tax | $3.79 | | **Natural Gas Service Cost** | **$116.77** | | Franchise Fee | $7.49 | | Municipal Public Service Tax | $8.03 | | **Total Natural Gas Cost, Local Fees and Taxes** | **$132.29** | But the original has the "60.3 THMS @ $0.54302" in the middle. So maybe a 3-column table is better, or I can just keep it as a single text column with the amounts separated. Actually, I'll use a 2-column table but keep the descriptions as they appear: | | | |---|---| | Customer Charge | $32.00 | | Distribution Charge 60.3 THMS @ $0.54302 | $32.74 | | PGA 60.3 THMS @ $0.80000 | $