From advice on preparing your home and road safety to having the right supplies - we can help.
Our monitoring systems detect outages when they occur, and our restoration teams always work hard to make each outage as brief as possible, because we understand how crucial electricity is to each and every one of us.
If you’re currently experiencing an outage, know that we’re working to fix it.
When the power goes out, a flashlight, a portable charger, and spare batteries are essential.
Every time you're grocery shopping, consider getting a few extra bottles of water.
Stock up on non-perishable canned goods that you can stash away. Protein-rich foods like peanut butter and canned meats are best, as they make you feel fuller, longer.
Issues 12-48 hours before possibility of winter weather.
Check emergency supplies for your home and vehicle!
Issued 36 hours before a weather event with at least 80% chance of winter precipitation.
Receive weather alerts via a NOAA weather radio or our
Issued 36 hours before imminent, significant winter precipitation.
Keep electronic devices charged and avoid unnecessary travel!