Regional power emergencies sometimes require rotating outages. Below is a list that can help you determine if your area is subject to an upcoming outage.
Areas are listed by block and/or circuit number. Your block and circuit numbers may be found on your bill, or you can search by service address using our lookup:
Enter your service address in the fields below to get your block and circuit number. Can't find your block or circuit?
The list below is color-coded for easy reference and shows the block and circuit status in the outage rotation.
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with the legend. Then scroll down to find your block and circuit number in the list. Click on the circuit number for detailed information, including a map.
| Restored
Circuits that had rotating outages earlier today but are now restored. |
Restoring
Circuits experiencing technical delays during restoration. |
Current Outage
Circuits currently experiencing rotating outages. |
| Group 1
Circuits up next for rotating outages, if required by the ISO. |
Group 2
Circuits to experience rotating outages after Group 1, if necessary. |
Group 3
Circuits to experience rotating outages after Group 2, if necessary. |
| Group 4
Circuits to experience rotating outages after Group 3, if necessary. |
Group 5
Circuits to experience rotating outages after Group 4, if necessary. |
Temp. Exempt
Circuits that are temporarily exempt from rotating outages. |
If the lookup does not return your block or circuit, or you do not have a service address, please refer to your bill.
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