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Fire Weather Forecasted 

Due to current weather forecasts for strong thunderstorms followed by localized high winds and low humidities, we will be turning on Enhanced Powerline Settings (EPS)  starting Wednesday night. Impacted areas include the Cascade Crest, Western Cascade foothills and Kittitas County.

We’ve also added additional staffing for our first responders and our operations center.

These settings are designed to keep you safe but may result in unplanned power outages.

For more information or to report a power outage, visit PSE’s Outage map.

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Safety first. Never touch or go within 35 feet of downed power lines because they might be energized. Call PSE at 1-888-225-5773 or 911 to report problems.

Report and track power outages online

PSE is proud to partner with first responders and provide any support needed to protect the public and themselves during electric and natural gas emergencies. The resources below are available to firefighters, police, emergency medical technicians, 911 call centers, public works departments and emergency management agencies.

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Instructor-led training

Instructor-led training

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PSE's Energy System Restoration Plan

PSE's Energy System Restoration Plan

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National Pipeline Mapping System

National Pipeline Mapping System

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Quick safety tips
  • Instructor-led safety trainings are available at no cost. Contact publicsafety@pse.com to get a high voltage or natural gas safety training scheduled.
  • When responding to a carbon monoxide call, contact PSE right away so we can meet you on scene to investigate the cause.
  • Contact PSE for all structure fires so that we can make sure any natural gas equipment is secured.
  • Never go near a vehicle with a power line on or near it until PSE has given you the okay to do so.