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Public Service Company of Oklahoma outage in Wagoner County, OK: power restored after peak of 502 customers out

Updated automatically from Public Service Company of Oklahoma outage data and visitor reports.

Summary

We first saw the outage at 9:40 AM CST and was back to normal levels by 11:00 AM CST, at least 1 hour 20 minutes. It peaked at 502 customers without power at 9:40 AM CST, across 0 places. Public Service Company of Oklahoma's first restoration estimate was 1:00 PM CST; its last was 1:00 PM CST.

Customers out now
0 of 29,476 (0%)
Peak so far
502 at 9:40 AM CST
Area
Wagoner County as a whole (Public Service Company of Oklahoma does not publish town level numbers)
First seen
Wed, Nov 11, 9:40 AM CST
Restoration estimate
Wed, Nov 11, 1:00 PM CST
Cause
Public Service Company of Oklahoma has not given a cause.
Sources
Public Service Company of Oklahoma outage map ยท Report to PSO
Customers without power
02505007501k
Public Service Company of Oklahoma customers out in Wagoner County: 0 customers out now, peak 502 in the last 24 hours.
TimelineNewest first

  1. Outages in Wagoner are over. Public Service Company of Oklahoma reports all customers back on. The incident lasted about 1 hour 20 minutes and peaked at 502 customers without power.

  2. Public Service Company of Oklahoma reports all customers in Wagoner back on, down from 502 out.

  3. Public Service Company of Oklahoma reports 502 customers without power in Wagoner. Its current restoration estimate is 1:00 PM.

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What to do now
  • Report your outage to Public Service Company of Oklahoma even if neighbors already have: Public Service Company of Oklahoma outage reporting. Reports on Outage Desk do not reach the utility.
  • Stay away from downed wires and anything touching them. Call 911 if a wire is down.
  • Generators go outside only, at least 20 feet from doors and windows, never in a garage. Carbon monoxide poisoning is one of the leading causes of death after storms.
  • Keep the fridge and freezer closed. Food in a closed fridge stays safe about 4 hours; a full freezer about 48 hours.
  • Long outages: some utilities reimburse spoiled food and medicine after extended outages. Check Public Service Company of Oklahoma's claims page for current rules before you throw anything away.