Outage Support
Outage Support - During
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Staying Safe
Power outages can raise hazards you don't expect.
Accessing Equipment

As we work to restore power, it may be necessary to enter your yard or the area around your home to access our electrical equipment. Please ensure our crews have access and any animals are secured. 

Power line that has fallen down on a neighborhood road

Stay Away from Downed Lines

Downed power lines could be live, so always stay away. If a person or object is in contact with a power line, keep your distance—the electric current could flow through you. If your vehicle is in contact with a power line, stay inside the car and warn others stay away. Call 911 immediately in either of these situations.
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Stay Warm During Winter Outages

If you lose power during cold weather, open your curtains and blinds to let the sun warm the space. Cover windows at night to minimize heat loss. Place heaters on a hard, non-combustible surface. If the indoor temperature drops to 55°F, open faucets slightly so they drip to prevent pipes from freezing. Never use a gas range or charcoal for indoor heating.

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Warming Stations

Did you know we partner with community spaces across our service area to provide people with a place to escape the fall and winter chill?

Find a Warming Station

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Learn How to Prepare for an Outage and Stay Safe

Report Your Outage

If your power goes out, you can either submit a report online, call 405-272-9595 (OKC) or 800-522-6870 (all other areas), or text OUT to 32001—if you’re signed up for myOGEalerts.

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Sign Up for myOGEalerts

With myOGEalerts, you can receive text, phone or email alerts to stay informed and report outages. You can also receive outage notifications, restoration updates, and restoration confirmation.
Manage Your Alerts

Check Our Outage Map

When outages occur that affect 50 or more customers, our System Watch Map provides real-time outage data, including the outage area and the number of customers affected.

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Let's All Stay Safe

When an outage occurs, our primary focus is to clear and secure all known hazards like downed poles and energized lines. As our crew members work, please honor their safety and yours by not approaching them; ensure children and pets stay indoors and maintain safe distances. 

View System Watch

Learn How to Prepare for an Outage and Stay Safe

Related to Outage Support
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Before the Outage
Outages can be surprising, so knowing how to stay safe and prepared is important. Don't be caught without essential supplies or rush to prepare at the last minute.
Before the Outage
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Following Restoration
We follow a specific plan to restore electric service, starting with safety.
Know What to Look For After Power is Restored
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Vegetation Management
Trees that grow into OG&E power lines can cause outages, create safety hazards and drain electricity off the electrical system.
Learn How We Clear and Secure Vegetation