Outage Reporting Number

Outage Map

Please click on the map below to determine if your service location is potentially experiencing a power outage. To report a power outage, please call 855.222.3275. Members who are registered SmartHub users (must have current phone number on file) can text OUT to 833.679.0919 or through the SmartHub mobile app. 

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When Your Power Goes Out

  • Check fuses or circuit breakers.
  • If you are still without power after checking fuses and circuits, check with your neighbors to determine if they have power.
  • Report the outage at 855.222.3275. This is our toll-free outage reporting number.
  • Registered SmartHub users, with the current phone number on file, can text OUT to 833.679.0919.
  • Report your outage through the SmartHub mobile app. Follow the Report an Outage prompts.
  • Keep away from downed power lines and poles. Do not clear trees and branches near power lines.

Learn more about how Jackson Electric restores power and power outage restoration Q/A.

Our Goal is to Restore Power to the Greatest Number of Members as Safely and Quickly as Possible

  • We respond to hazards that are an immediate threat to public safety, such as power lines on roads.
  • In the case of a large power outage, local distribution substations are checked. If the problem can be corrected at the substation, power is restored to hundreds of members at one time. Jackson Electric does not own the transmission lines that feed to the substations. When there is a transmission line fault, our crews work with either Dairyland Power Cooperative or Xcel Energy crews to restore power.
  • Major distribution lines that carry electricity from the substation to members are repaired and power is restored to all members served by these lines.

The Cooperative will endeavor to furnish continuous service but will not guarantee uninterrupted service.

 

     

     

    Prepare for Severe Weather and Power Outages by Planning Ahead

    • Organize a survival kit that includes a hard-wired phone or cell phone, battery-powered radio, clock or watch, flashlight, extra batteries, tap or botttled water, nonperishable food, manual can opener, first-aid supplies, medicines, matches or lighter, candles, and a fire extinguisher.
    • If you require electricity to operate lifesaving medical equipment, please have a backup plan in place.
    • Protect valuable electronics and appliances with surge suppression devices and uninterrupted power supply (UPS) systems.
    • Have a plan in place for loss of power on your farm or business.