Public Safety Power Shutoff Event
POTENTIAL
A Public Safety Power Shutoff Watch/Warning is in effect for <GENERAL LOCATION> to help prevent wildfires.
Period of concern: Day, Date, time through Day, Date time
See a list of potential impacted communities below. For real-time outage information, see our outage map.
ACTUAL
A Public Safety Power Shutoff is in effect for <GENERAL LOCATION> to help prevent wildfires.
Period of concern: Day, Date, time through Day, Date time
See a list of potential and current impacted communities below. For real-time outage information, see our outage map.
Public Safety Power Shutoff map
Input your address into the "Search Map" feature at the top left of the map to see impacts to your location.
- Watch: These areas are being monitored for elevated weather conditions that could may lead to a Public Safety Power Shutoff. These are shown in Yellow on the map.
- Warning: These areas is being monitored for elevated weather conditions and we plan to turn off power for a Public Safety Power Shutoff. These are shown in Orange on the map.
- Active: Power has been turned off in these areas for a Public Safety Power Shutoff. These are shown in Red on the map.
- Restored: Power has been restored to these customers who were impacted by a Public Safety Power Shutoff. These are shown in Green on the map.
- Active Community Resource Centers are shown on the map with Blue pin icons.
*Some customers outside of Public Safety Power Shutoff areas could be impacted by a Public Safety Power Shutoff due to the interconnected nature of the electrical system.
Community impacts
Community impacts
CURRENT CUSTOMERS AFFECTED
| Communities Impacted | Number of Customers |
|---|---|
| PSPS Event: Example 1 | XX,000 |
| Example 2 | X00 |
| Example 3 | X,000 |
| Example 4 | X00 |
POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS AFFECTED
| Communities Impacted | Number of Customers |
|---|---|
| PSPS Watch: Example 1 | XX,000 |
| PSPS Warning: Example 2 | X00 |
| Example 3 | X,000 |
| Example 4 | X00 |
Videos
Customer notifications
Learn how you'll hear from us about a Public Safety Power Shutoff.
Extreme weather tips
Find out how to stay safe during windy or extreme weather conditions.
Community Resource Centers
Community Resource Centers (CRCs) are available to provide daytime relief for customers impacted by Public Safety Power Shutoffs.
LOCATIONS
Location 1
Address
Address
Get directions <hyperlink Google map address>
Hours
Dates
Times
Location 2
Address
Address
Get directions <hyperlink Google map address>
Hours
Dates
Times
CRCs offer:
- On-site medical support
- Water
- Snacks
- Ice to provide cooling and help preserve food
- Restroom facilities
- Interior and area lighting
- Refrigeration and heat for medicine and/or baby needs
- Wi-Fi
- Charging stations
- Seating and tables
- Air purifiers and air quality monitors
- Televisions
- Trained personnel to answer questions and facilitate connection with resources
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Access and Functional Needs customer support
- Language services
- Portable ADA ramp
- Small crates for pets
Latest updates
Date | Headline from current news release
Summary text from current news release (read full release/link)
Link to previous news release for the event
Link to previous news release for the event
Customer service
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Contact our team for assistance: 1-888-221-7070
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Accessibility & medical needs
See our programs for customers with medical and other needs.
More on PSPS
Review answers to frequently asked questions, along with PSPS brochures, videos and reports.
Outage status
See real-time outage information on our main outage map.
Sign up for alerts
Sign up for phone, text and/or email alerts to stay informed.
Prepare for a Public Safety Power Shutoff
- Sign up for alerts
- Download our mobile app
- Create a family emergency plan
- Prepare an emergency kit
Safety tips before and during outages
Have an emergency kit
- Include items like flashlights with extra batteries, battery powered or crank radio, power packs for phones and devices, food, water, medications, first aid kit and cash.
- Fill up your vehicle with a full tank of gas.
Have a plan
- Create an emergency plan that fits your family’s needs, including children, pets and elderly family members.
- Know how to open your garage door and how to unplug appliances.
- Check on neighbors who may need assistance.
Take precautions when using a generator
- Do not use indoors.
- Operate generators a safe distance from your home.
- Test before using and follow all instructions.
- Do not connect directly to household circuits without a proper generator switching device.
Safety tips before and during outages
As Rocky Mountain Power crews work to restore power, please remember these safety tips:
- NEVER touch downed power lines or equipment.
- Rocky Mountain Power employees may be accompanied by contractors and those assisting with restoration.
- Rocky Mountain Power employees may need to access your property as part of the inspection and restoration process.
- Rocky Mountain Power may use drones or helicopters to inspect for damage as part of the restoration process. Please help our crews by not operating your own UAV devices near Rocky Mountain Power crews.
Power line safety
Backup power safety
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