Outage Center
Sometimes mother nature has a different plan in store.
Current Outage Updates
We are currently experiences sporadic interruptions in service due to high winds across our service territory. Crews are actively restoring power as quickly and safely as possible. The National Weather Service has issued a high wind warning and winter weather watch. Please stay safe.
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The quickest way to report an outage is through the PVREA App - https://pvrea.coop/app
How You're Updated
In the case of a large outage situation and/or severe weather, PVREA will update members with the best available information. Make sure you're signed up for real-time outage updates through the PVREA App. Learn how to sign up here.
Check this page for updates or check our Facebook page and Twitter feed. Because our Facebook and Twitter pages are not tied to our outage reporting system and are not monitored 24/7, please report all outages through PVREA's app or call 1-800-432-1012.
Please note that our email and social media channels are not monitored 24/7. While even one of our members without power is a problem we take very seriously, in most cases we try to post only information about outages that last longer than an hour and affect a large number of members. During most minor power outages, the overwhelming majority of our members still have power.
Before You Report an Outage
Sometimes a power outage in your home is not a co-op power outage, but instead an issue on your side of the meter. If PVREA responds to an outage report that was an issue within your home, you may be charged a trip charge. To deter a trip charge, follow these steps:
- Verify that your entire house is out. You may have just blown a fuse or tripped a breaker.
- Check your meter and your main disconnect, which is located near your meter. Take a look at your meter to help determine if the outage is PVREA’s problem or a problem within your home. A meter with a digital display will have a blank screen which indicates that the problem is on the co-op’s side. When you see something displayed on the screen, this means that power is getting to the meter and it is not a co-op outage; it is an outage within your home. If you report an outage and we visit your home, and the problem is not on the co-op's side, you will be charged a trip charge.
- If you believe the problem is on the co-op side, call the Cooperative to report the outage at 1-800-432-1012 or log on to SmartHub to report the outage online. Please do not email us or send us any outage reports via social media, as these channels are not monitored 24/7.