PSO Provides Update On Tulsa Wind Storm Recovery

Crews are primarily working in small, localized areas of extensive damage and additional outages and areas of damage continue to be reported. Every ticket is being assigned to a crew and we will continue to make repairs until all power outages have been restored.

Saturday, June 24th 2023, 10:13 am

By: News 9, News On 6


PSO Update: Severe Weather - June 2023

Crews are primarily working in small, localized areas of extensive damage and additional outages and areas of damage continue to be reported. Every ticket is being assigned to a crew and we will continue to make repairs until all power outages have been restored.

Estimated Times Of Restoration Are As Follows:

  1. Saturday at 5 p.m. for the vast majority of customers
  2. Sunday at 11 p.m. for customers with more localized damage, including access constraints, property damage or more recent damage.

Approximately 16,000 customers remain without power and approximately 188,000 customers have been restored.

Over 3,500 utility workers continue to make repairs in the Tulsa area.

Customers can view real-time outage and restoration information by visiting psoklahoma.com/outages/status.

Safety Messages

  1. If the storm damaged the weather head connection on your home, you will need to have a licensed electrician make repairs to this equipment before power is restored to your home or facility.
  2. Please consider any downed power lines energized and dangerous. Please stay at least 10 feet away while keeping children and pets away. You can report a downed line by calling 1-833-766-6884 (1-833-PSO-OUTG).
  3. Please do not approach crews who are working to restore power. Their focus must continue to be to work safely without interruption.

Scams

  1. PSO has received reports of scammers calling customers asking for money to restore power.
  2. If you receive this type of call, hang up and report it at psoklahoma.com/account/bills/fraud-scams.

Generator Safety

  1. If you use a generator, please follow the manufacturer’s operating instructions. Do not operate the unit indoors. Connect appliances directly to the generator’s electric outlet, not to the main electrical panel of your home or business.
  2. Before you evacuate your house please disconnect/open your home’s main electrical breaker after you turn off the generator. This will eliminate any possibility of the generator feeding power back into PSO’s electric system.

Report and Track Outages

  1. Visit psoklahoma.com/outages/report/ or call 1-833-776-6884 (1-833-PSOOUTG) to report an outage, safety hazard like a downed wires, downed poles or trees that have fallen on power lines.
  2. Use the mobile app, available for download via the App Store or Google Play, to report an outage, check outage status, view and pay your bill, manage your account, and more.
  3. Visit PSOklahoma.com/OutageMap to find detailed information without logging into your account.
  4. Sign up for text and email updates, including estimated time of restoration, at psoklahoma.com/alerts. Follow @PSOklahoma on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Nextdoor for additional updates.
  5. If you have questions related to your PSO power, call 1-833-776-7697 (1-833-PSO-POWR) or visit our website at psoklahoma.com/outages
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