Wednesday, April 15 UPDATE @ 12:45 pm – PSE crews are on site and are awaiting the arrival of a larger bucket truck to safely restore the line. As we hear more updates we will post them here. Thank you for your continued patience and for sharing outage updates with your neighbors. IMG_2272

11:40 am – PSE crews continue to work to restore this outage. There are no new updates at this time. Stay tuned for more information.

10:30 am – We have confirmed that there is a wire down (see attached photos) and a cruiser on site at this PSE outage. PSE crews are responding and assessing any further damages. While there is still no estimated time of restoration, we do not anticipate this being an overnight outage. We will continue to update hourly or as information becomes available.

9:20 am – Please disregard the most recent alert email from OPALCO called “Mainland Emergency Overnight Outage”. This post is an old post template that was sent in error. A new corrected post will be sent out to members shortly. At this time, we are not anticipating this to be an overnight outage. Thank you for your understanding.

8:50 am – PSE has confirmed that this outage has been caused by an accident on the mainland, and crews are assessing damages. For more information from PSE as it arrives, please visit the PSE outage map: https://www.pse.com/en/outage/outage-map/outage-details?lat=48.48872&lng=-122.66657 . While there is no estimated restoration time available, we are anticipating this outage will take longer than 4 hours to restore. Please stay tuned for additional updates as we receive them.

8:30 am – We are experiencing a system wide outage that is affecting all of San Juan County. This is a PSE (Puget Sound Energy) outage that is originating on the mainland. PSE crews and some BPA (Bonneville Power Administration) crew members are investigating the cause of this outage. At this time, there is no estimation restoration time available. We will update hourly or as more information is made available. Thank you for your understanding.