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2023.02.01 22:32 LaTui1248 Looks Like OG&E and Old Larry Are Upset
I especially like the paragraph below. Shows off OG&E's typical, negligent attitude toward the grid and their knee jerk reaction to save face once their franchise agreement expired.
Get fucked OG&E and Larry Heikkila
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Get fucked OG&E and Larry Heikkila
When the previous long-term franchise agreement expired, OG&E worked in good faith with the City to improve the grid, investing $23 million during that time to modernize equipment, along with increasing automation and technology to reduce the number and duration of outages. Norman was also selected as a pilot city for OG&E’s Right Tree, Right Place initiative. Further, OG&E continues to demonstrate its commitment to our community, just recently selecting Irving Middle School as a location for a school solar pilot program. The City’s relationship with OG&E is positive, and we both value our partnership.https://www.normanok.gov/news/city-norman-oge-release-joint-statement-path-forward
2023.01.19 15:07 eatingmyfist OG&E giving 4 days notice of an all day outage. I work from home, btw.
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2022.09.11 16:27 guyssocialweb ACTION CENTER... (Reminder). Make the city WORK
https://www.okc.gov/residents/action-cente
OKC needs your help. Issues do not get fixed unless you bring them to the attention of the city. Use your tax dollars to help maintain the city outlining areas. The city concentrates its clean-up in the tourist areas like downtown. But the outside areas need work. Help the city by reporting the following issues...
ANIMAL WELFARE
Report animal related issues such as loose dog, excessive barking, or dead animal removal.DISABILITY RELATED
Report disability related issues such as handicap signage, parking or markings.FIRE
Report fire-related problems including illegal burning, fire hazards or smoke alarm concerns.GRAFFITTI
Report issues relating to graffiti sprayed illicitly on a wall or other surface in a public place or private structure.HEALTH HAZARDS
Report health hazards such as excessive feces, pests, or raw sewage outside.HIGH GRASS OR WEEDS
Report tall grass or weeds that exceed 12” in height.OG&E STREET LIGHT OUTAGE
Streetlight issues and outages reported through the Action Center will be forwarded to OG&E. You can also call OG&E at (405) 272-9741, say "Outage" and then press 6 or email [email protected].OTHER
Report any other concerns such as an airport concern or a Cox Cable concern.PARKING
Report parking concerns such as illegal parking on street, inoperable vehicles, or yard parking.PARKS
Park related issues such as golf courses, mowing requests or a general concern.PERMITS/INSPECTIONS/LICENSING
Report issues concerning permits, inspections or licensing such as building, electrical, plumbing violations, illegal garage sales, or illegal business in a neighborhood.POLICE
Report police related issues such as illegal parking, speeding, or suspected drug, gang, or prostitution activity.PROPERTY MAINTENANCE
Report property maintenance concerns such as a structure being vacant or unsecured, a dilapidated structure or a structure needing property repairs.PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
Report issues concerning public transportation such as a bus bench, bus driver or vehicle for hire.RENTETENANT
If your landlord refuses to fix your issues, complaining party must provide valid contact information such as name, phone number, address, and apartment/building number. For issues that cannot be worked by the City, please contact the Metro Fair Housing Council at 232-3247.STREETS/CREEK/DRAINAGE
Report street, creek, or drainage issues such as potholes, street repairs or damaged guardrails.TRAFFIC SIGNAGE/SIGNALS
Report traffic signage and signal related issues such as damaged or missing street signs, traffic light timing, or a traffic signal malfunction.TRASH/JUNK & DEBRIS
Report junk and debris or trash violations such as bulk waste, uncontained loose trash or junk and debris on private property.VIEW OBSTRUCTION
Report view obstructions around street signs, hazards to the roadway, or on private property.WATESEWER
Report water or sewer issues such as illegal outdoor watering or a request to redress a yard.ZONING VIOLATION
Report violations such as operating a business or keeping poultry on land not zoned for these purposes.2022.02.19 22:07 Palafin19 game crashing on xbox one S
any type of match i attempt to play in warzone the game just crashes back to the main menu. I cannot get in touch with activision and there are no outages. this has been oging on forever! I've tried all the troubleshooting steps. anyone else having this issue? What have you done? could you correct it? HELP! WARZONE WITHDRAWS!!!!!!!!!
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2021.02.16 17:56 ind3pend0nt OPINION: OGE & ONG should be public agencies, owned and operated by the state, without expectations to generate revenue.
Considering all the issues over the last year with power outages, ice storm damage, rolling outages, strain on systems, gas lines freezing, etc. My modest home costs about $200 a month in energy costs for electricity and gas, how much of my monthly utility cost goes towards maintenance and improvements to the overall network?
OGE and ONG are revenue generating businesses that are publicly traded and are beholden to their shareholders and board. Like most companies of their size, they are focused on short term revenue gains at the expense of long term improvements. This has exasperated situations of outages, poor customer service, and continued service decline. Both hold essentially a monopoly in this region and in my opinion should no longer function as private companies.
If the state were to manage both utilities, without the expectation for either to generate revenue, monies could be allocated appropriately to make necessary improvements to their respected networks. This of course would require additional spending of tax dollars, therefore likely causing a similar scenario that we experience today, because we all know taxes are bad right?
I’ve been justifiably pissed off for years at the ineptitude in Oklahoma, from poor decisions in healthcare, don’t get me started on the managed care bullshit, to attitudes about masks, guns, LGBTQ, and oil and gas subsidizes.
Thank you for attending my vent session.
Vent over.
So what are your thoughts? How do we as the little people force improvements?
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OGE and ONG are revenue generating businesses that are publicly traded and are beholden to their shareholders and board. Like most companies of their size, they are focused on short term revenue gains at the expense of long term improvements. This has exasperated situations of outages, poor customer service, and continued service decline. Both hold essentially a monopoly in this region and in my opinion should no longer function as private companies.
If the state were to manage both utilities, without the expectation for either to generate revenue, monies could be allocated appropriately to make necessary improvements to their respected networks. This of course would require additional spending of tax dollars, therefore likely causing a similar scenario that we experience today, because we all know taxes are bad right?
I’ve been justifiably pissed off for years at the ineptitude in Oklahoma, from poor decisions in healthcare, don’t get me started on the managed care bullshit, to attitudes about masks, guns, LGBTQ, and oil and gas subsidizes.
Thank you for attending my vent session.
Vent over.
So what are your thoughts? How do we as the little people force improvements?
2021.02.15 19:53 seandevans OGE planning for rolling power outages
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2021.02.15 16:24 chefslapchop [Mega Thread] Winter weather emergencies, water outages, road conditions and advice thread.
Use this thread to consolidate information concerning impacts from this weeks weather.
Water outages and service reports 2/15/21 9:30am
Current road conditions KOCO
OG&E outage map
Tuesday afternoon and evening weather outlook, an additional 6-8”
OG&E to begin controlled outages to preserve the integrity of the power grid has clarified that they have suspended this
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Water outages and service reports 2/15/21 9:30am
Current road conditions KOCO
OG&E outage map
Tuesday afternoon and evening weather outlook, an additional 6-8”
2021.02.13 15:47 pitter_patter_33 Be prepared for this week’s severe winter weather
Saw this on City of OKC Facebook page. Not sure if has been shared here, but it has a lot of info regarding this ridiculous weather that may be useful.
A round of snow and dangerously low temperatures is forecast to begin this weekend and continue through next week in Oklahoma City.
City street crews driving 25 trucks with snowplows have been working around the clock clearing snow routes. More significant snow accumulations are expected to begin late Sunday. Crews will continue to salt and plow the City’s snow routes until conditions improve.
There are 8,500 lane miles* in Oklahoma City, of that 1,800 lane miles are on snow routes. Neighborhood streets are not part of the snow routes and will not be treated. Crews typically drive 200 miles in a 12-hour shift. Four contractors with snow removal equipment are on call to help with plowing efforts if needed.
People are encouraged to avoid driving during hazardous conditions. Those who must drive should have someone to call in case they are stranded. If you get stranded, try to move your car off the road so other vehicles can safely pass.
Public Works has 11,000 tons of salt on hand, which is more than needed to treat City streets during this storm. People can get updates at okc.gov/ice.
*A lane mile is a mile of roadway in a single driving lane. City Services Updates:
Airports Will Rogers World Airport crews are preparing to maintain airfields, roadways and walkways at Will Rogers World Airport. The severity of the storm is expected to cause flight cancellations and possibly even force flight operations at WRWA to close temporarily.
Delays are already being experienced due to severe winter weather conditions. Airline de-icing is taking additional time, though airline staff and contractors are working as fast as they can to keep flights moving. There have also been brief periods when airport crews have closed runways/taxiways to treat, brush or scrape surfaces. Travelers and visitors should frequently check the status of their flight prior to coming to the airport. Most airlines offer flight updates via mobile app, text notifications or on the airline’s website.
EMBARK EMBARK bus service has a contingency plan to run reduced service levels. The service levels will be equivalent to weekend service, which is one-hour frequency on most routes operating from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. If the contingency plan is activated, customers will be advised by Sunday at 7 p.m. via embarkok.com and social media. EMBARK bus transportation from the Willard Center and Homeless Alliance to the municipal warming center at Red Andrews Park will continue. Public Transit is free for any resident needing transportation to a warming center or shelter.
EMBARK Plus ADA Transportation and OKC Streetcar will maintain normal service. EMBARK Plus customers are asked to call their destination to verify they are open before making the trip. Customers of EMBARK Mobility Management Services, catering to transportation needs for seniors, should call 405-297-2583 to check if transportation services are being provided. Get the latest updates on EMBARK winter weather delays and cancelations, and use our Rider Tools to know when the bus is coming in real-time.
Parks and Recreation The Parks Department will close all its public facilities and Martin Park Nature Center on Saturday, Feb. 13 and reopen Wednesday Feb. 17. Will Rogers Gardens Exhibition Center will close on Sunday Feb. 14 and will reopen on Wednesday Feb. 17. Virtual Academy, which is held at multiple community centers will be closed Monday and Tuesday next week.
Municipal Courts No court sessions are scheduled on Monday, Feb. 15. If you cannot attend your scheduled court date at any time due to the road conditions or weather, please call (405) 297-3898 to reschedule.
Utilities - Trash and Recycling Services Trash, recycling, and bulky collection services may be affected by weather conditions next week. If they are, check okc.gov/ice for a makeup schedule.
EMSA EMSA is prepared to respond to forecasted snow, but response times may increase due to road conditions. Please move vehicles involved in any weather-related accidents off the road so emergency vehicles can use arterial streets – abandoned vehicles often make roads impassable in significant winter storms.
People experiencing Homelessness A daytime warming center is open from 7 a.m. – 4 p.m. Friday, Feb. 12 through Friday, Feb. 19 at Red Andrews Municipal Gym, 720 NW 8. Parks and Recreation employees will staff the center.
Those needing shelter overnight can go to Willard Winter Shelter, 1400 NW 3. Hours are 4 p.m. to 7 a.m. Nobody will be turned away. If the shelter reaches capacity, guests will be transported to another location that will provide backup capacity. The following organizations provide overnight sheltering but are currently at or near capacity: Salvation Army, City Rescue Mission, Jesus House, Grace Rescue Mission, Sisu Youth and Pivot.
Winter weather tips to help you prepare for the storm:
Stay on snow routes
Stay home if you can. If you must drive, stay on the City’s snow routes. Visit www.okc.gov/prepare to see the regional snow route map.
Give salt trucks space
Keep about 200 feet between your vehicle and salt trucks.
Accident tracker
Residents can view injury and noninjury accidents on OKC roads by logging on to the City’s accident tracker at www.okc.gov
Protect Your Pipes
Open cabinet doors below sinks and let faucets drip if temperatures remain below freezing for a day or more. Call (405) 297-3334 if your pipes burst so City crews can shut off water to your home. Watch this video about protecting your pipes in winter weather.
Keep necessities on-hand
Items for winter storms to add to your disaster kit include additional non-perishable food and water for one or two weeks, extra blankets, coats, gloves, winter hats, and water-resistant boots.
Get extra medication, oxygen or other medical supplies if it's possible you'll need a refill before the storm's effects are over.
Turn off sprinklers
Home and business owners are asked to turn off sprinkler systems when the temperature drops below freezing to keep city streets from icing over.
Check on your neighbors
Make sure elderly family members, friends and neighbors are prepared for the storm, and check on them during and after the storm.
Keep your pets safe
If it’s too cold for you, it’s probably too cold for your pet, so keep your animals inside. If left outdoors, pets can freeze, become disoriented, lost, stolen, injured or killed. In addition, don’t leave pets alone in a car during cold weather, as cars can act as refrigerators that hold in the cold and cause animals to freeze to death. • Towel dry your pet immediately after they come inside, paying attention to their paws and stomach. • Make sure your companion animal has a warm place to sleep, off the floor and away from all drafts. A cozy dog or cat bed with a warm blanket or pillow is perfect. • Dog houses without insulation are not enough to protect dogs from hypothermia. Freezing drinking water also poses a risk to pets.
Power outages Keep your cell phone charged in case of a power outage. Residents can report power outages at www.oge.com
Safely Use Alternative Heating Sources
Fires at home are common in the winter because of improper use of dangerous heating sources. Here are some tips from the Fire Department: • Make sure working smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are properly installed in your home. Alarms should be installed inside each sleeping area, outside each separate sleeping area, and on every level of the home. Test your smoke alarms monthly and install fresh batteries twice per year when the time changes. • Space heaters need space. Keep space heaters at least three feet away from anything that can burn (furniture, bedding, curtains, etc.) Turn off space heaters when you leave the room or go to bed. • Keep all combustible materials away from floor furnaces. • Remove any combustibles from central heater closets. • Use a metal grate to hold logs inside fireplaces. Use an approved metal or glass screen in front of fireplaces to prevent embers from flying out of the firebox and into the home. • Ensure the fire in the fireplace is completely extinguished before going to bed. • Have fireplaces inspected and/or cleaned annually by a qualified chimney sweep specialist. • Do not place hot fireplace ashes into dumpsters. Place ashes into a sealed metal container and store well away from the home for several days before final disposal. • Remember to open the damper before lighting the fireplace. • Never use your oven to heat your home. • Use portable generators outside and well away from the home. Position so that fumes and deadly carbon monoxide will not enter the home through doors, windows, or vents.
Dress for the conditions.
Dressing in layers is key, as it not only keeps you warm but allows you to adjust to changing temperatures. Proper gloves, socks and footwear are essential. Choose headwear that keeps your head and ears warm. Ski masks can also help to warm your neck and warm the air you’re breathing.
Winter Driving • If possible, avoid driving while streets are covered in ice and snow. • Have your vehicle winterized by a qualified mechanic. • Make sure your tires have adequate tread for the conditions. • Reduce speeds. • Fill up your gas tank. • Allow more time to slow down and stop. • Allow more space between you and the car in front of you. • Be sure to use your headlights so your car is visible during inclement weather. • Watch this video with winter driving tips Winter Weather Vehicle Emergency Preparedness Kit • Blankets or sleeping bags • Jumper cables • Fire extinguisher (5 lb., A-B-C type) • Compass and road maps • Shovel • Tire repair kit and pump • Flares • Extra clothing to keep dry and gloves • Sack of sand or cat litter (for tire traction • Tow rope
Media contact: Kristy Yager, (405) 297-2550/[email protected]
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City Hall, 200 N Walker, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
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A round of snow and dangerously low temperatures is forecast to begin this weekend and continue through next week in Oklahoma City.
City street crews driving 25 trucks with snowplows have been working around the clock clearing snow routes. More significant snow accumulations are expected to begin late Sunday. Crews will continue to salt and plow the City’s snow routes until conditions improve.
There are 8,500 lane miles* in Oklahoma City, of that 1,800 lane miles are on snow routes. Neighborhood streets are not part of the snow routes and will not be treated. Crews typically drive 200 miles in a 12-hour shift. Four contractors with snow removal equipment are on call to help with plowing efforts if needed.
People are encouraged to avoid driving during hazardous conditions. Those who must drive should have someone to call in case they are stranded. If you get stranded, try to move your car off the road so other vehicles can safely pass.
Public Works has 11,000 tons of salt on hand, which is more than needed to treat City streets during this storm. People can get updates at okc.gov/ice.
*A lane mile is a mile of roadway in a single driving lane. City Services Updates:
Airports Will Rogers World Airport crews are preparing to maintain airfields, roadways and walkways at Will Rogers World Airport. The severity of the storm is expected to cause flight cancellations and possibly even force flight operations at WRWA to close temporarily.
Delays are already being experienced due to severe winter weather conditions. Airline de-icing is taking additional time, though airline staff and contractors are working as fast as they can to keep flights moving. There have also been brief periods when airport crews have closed runways/taxiways to treat, brush or scrape surfaces. Travelers and visitors should frequently check the status of their flight prior to coming to the airport. Most airlines offer flight updates via mobile app, text notifications or on the airline’s website.
EMBARK EMBARK bus service has a contingency plan to run reduced service levels. The service levels will be equivalent to weekend service, which is one-hour frequency on most routes operating from 6:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. If the contingency plan is activated, customers will be advised by Sunday at 7 p.m. via embarkok.com and social media. EMBARK bus transportation from the Willard Center and Homeless Alliance to the municipal warming center at Red Andrews Park will continue. Public Transit is free for any resident needing transportation to a warming center or shelter.
EMBARK Plus ADA Transportation and OKC Streetcar will maintain normal service. EMBARK Plus customers are asked to call their destination to verify they are open before making the trip. Customers of EMBARK Mobility Management Services, catering to transportation needs for seniors, should call 405-297-2583 to check if transportation services are being provided. Get the latest updates on EMBARK winter weather delays and cancelations, and use our Rider Tools to know when the bus is coming in real-time.
Parks and Recreation The Parks Department will close all its public facilities and Martin Park Nature Center on Saturday, Feb. 13 and reopen Wednesday Feb. 17. Will Rogers Gardens Exhibition Center will close on Sunday Feb. 14 and will reopen on Wednesday Feb. 17. Virtual Academy, which is held at multiple community centers will be closed Monday and Tuesday next week.
Municipal Courts No court sessions are scheduled on Monday, Feb. 15. If you cannot attend your scheduled court date at any time due to the road conditions or weather, please call (405) 297-3898 to reschedule.
Utilities - Trash and Recycling Services Trash, recycling, and bulky collection services may be affected by weather conditions next week. If they are, check okc.gov/ice for a makeup schedule.
EMSA EMSA is prepared to respond to forecasted snow, but response times may increase due to road conditions. Please move vehicles involved in any weather-related accidents off the road so emergency vehicles can use arterial streets – abandoned vehicles often make roads impassable in significant winter storms.
People experiencing Homelessness A daytime warming center is open from 7 a.m. – 4 p.m. Friday, Feb. 12 through Friday, Feb. 19 at Red Andrews Municipal Gym, 720 NW 8. Parks and Recreation employees will staff the center.
Those needing shelter overnight can go to Willard Winter Shelter, 1400 NW 3. Hours are 4 p.m. to 7 a.m. Nobody will be turned away. If the shelter reaches capacity, guests will be transported to another location that will provide backup capacity. The following organizations provide overnight sheltering but are currently at or near capacity: Salvation Army, City Rescue Mission, Jesus House, Grace Rescue Mission, Sisu Youth and Pivot.
Winter weather tips to help you prepare for the storm:
Stay on snow routes
Stay home if you can. If you must drive, stay on the City’s snow routes. Visit www.okc.gov/prepare to see the regional snow route map.
Give salt trucks space
Keep about 200 feet between your vehicle and salt trucks.
Accident tracker
Residents can view injury and noninjury accidents on OKC roads by logging on to the City’s accident tracker at www.okc.gov
Protect Your Pipes
Open cabinet doors below sinks and let faucets drip if temperatures remain below freezing for a day or more. Call (405) 297-3334 if your pipes burst so City crews can shut off water to your home. Watch this video about protecting your pipes in winter weather.
Keep necessities on-hand
Items for winter storms to add to your disaster kit include additional non-perishable food and water for one or two weeks, extra blankets, coats, gloves, winter hats, and water-resistant boots.
Get extra medication, oxygen or other medical supplies if it's possible you'll need a refill before the storm's effects are over.
Turn off sprinklers
Home and business owners are asked to turn off sprinkler systems when the temperature drops below freezing to keep city streets from icing over.
Check on your neighbors
Make sure elderly family members, friends and neighbors are prepared for the storm, and check on them during and after the storm.
Keep your pets safe
If it’s too cold for you, it’s probably too cold for your pet, so keep your animals inside. If left outdoors, pets can freeze, become disoriented, lost, stolen, injured or killed. In addition, don’t leave pets alone in a car during cold weather, as cars can act as refrigerators that hold in the cold and cause animals to freeze to death. • Towel dry your pet immediately after they come inside, paying attention to their paws and stomach. • Make sure your companion animal has a warm place to sleep, off the floor and away from all drafts. A cozy dog or cat bed with a warm blanket or pillow is perfect. • Dog houses without insulation are not enough to protect dogs from hypothermia. Freezing drinking water also poses a risk to pets.
Power outages Keep your cell phone charged in case of a power outage. Residents can report power outages at www.oge.com
Safely Use Alternative Heating Sources
Fires at home are common in the winter because of improper use of dangerous heating sources. Here are some tips from the Fire Department: • Make sure working smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are properly installed in your home. Alarms should be installed inside each sleeping area, outside each separate sleeping area, and on every level of the home. Test your smoke alarms monthly and install fresh batteries twice per year when the time changes. • Space heaters need space. Keep space heaters at least three feet away from anything that can burn (furniture, bedding, curtains, etc.) Turn off space heaters when you leave the room or go to bed. • Keep all combustible materials away from floor furnaces. • Remove any combustibles from central heater closets. • Use a metal grate to hold logs inside fireplaces. Use an approved metal or glass screen in front of fireplaces to prevent embers from flying out of the firebox and into the home. • Ensure the fire in the fireplace is completely extinguished before going to bed. • Have fireplaces inspected and/or cleaned annually by a qualified chimney sweep specialist. • Do not place hot fireplace ashes into dumpsters. Place ashes into a sealed metal container and store well away from the home for several days before final disposal. • Remember to open the damper before lighting the fireplace. • Never use your oven to heat your home. • Use portable generators outside and well away from the home. Position so that fumes and deadly carbon monoxide will not enter the home through doors, windows, or vents.
Dress for the conditions.
Dressing in layers is key, as it not only keeps you warm but allows you to adjust to changing temperatures. Proper gloves, socks and footwear are essential. Choose headwear that keeps your head and ears warm. Ski masks can also help to warm your neck and warm the air you’re breathing.
Winter Driving • If possible, avoid driving while streets are covered in ice and snow. • Have your vehicle winterized by a qualified mechanic. • Make sure your tires have adequate tread for the conditions. • Reduce speeds. • Fill up your gas tank. • Allow more time to slow down and stop. • Allow more space between you and the car in front of you. • Be sure to use your headlights so your car is visible during inclement weather. • Watch this video with winter driving tips Winter Weather Vehicle Emergency Preparedness Kit • Blankets or sleeping bags • Jumper cables • Fire extinguisher (5 lb., A-B-C type) • Compass and road maps • Shovel • Tire repair kit and pump • Flares • Extra clothing to keep dry and gloves • Sack of sand or cat litter (for tire traction • Tow rope
Media contact: Kristy Yager, (405) 297-2550/[email protected]
City Hall, 200 N Walker, Oklahoma City, OK 73102
2020.11.04 18:56 Swalwell1960 Our outage isn’t even a red dot on OGE’s system watch.
Multiple calls. Everyone around us has power. We don’t even get a dot.
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2020.10.29 16:39 dragorx For Your Information...
I'm sure everyone has been looking, but in case you don't know where to see how things are going, here you go! Individual electric utilities power outage maps. I've included the Coop Statewide Associations outage map that can be broken down by county or Coop.
PSO - http://outagemap.psoklahoma.com.s3.amazonaws.com/external/default.html
OG&E - https://www.oge.com/wps/portal/oge/outages/systemwatch/!ut/p/z1/jZBNC4JAEIZ_jVdn2jSkmx8haqUJou0lNGwV1JXV8u8nRAejzLnN8DzzMgMUEqBN-ihZ2pe8SauxP9PNRSNooqMQF9FUUSf-3g8PIUFbhXgK2B7Zoe5Z1kkNrJVjKECX-PijdFzmzwB0fn0MdBrxccFR-QMYb2AmxAXKKp69_qk32VpjQEV-y0Uu5LsYx0Xft91WQgmHYZAZ56zK5SuvJfymFLzrIZmS0NZRlGAZ1LHWPQHyIJpm/dz/d5/L2dBISEvZ0FBIS9nQSEh/
Electric Coops - https://outages.oaec.coop/outages/maps
It's bad out there folks. Today will help just to get things assessed, but if you are out, plan on being for a long while. Stay safe, be kind, and do your best to stay sane!
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PSO - http://outagemap.psoklahoma.com.s3.amazonaws.com/external/default.html
OG&E - https://www.oge.com/wps/portal/oge/outages/systemwatch/!ut/p/z1/jZBNC4JAEIZ_jVdn2jSkmx8haqUJou0lNGwV1JXV8u8nRAejzLnN8DzzMgMUEqBN-ihZ2pe8SauxP9PNRSNooqMQF9FUUSf-3g8PIUFbhXgK2B7Zoe5Z1kkNrJVjKECX-PijdFzmzwB0fn0MdBrxccFR-QMYb2AmxAXKKp69_qk32VpjQEV-y0Uu5LsYx0Xft91WQgmHYZAZ56zK5SuvJfymFLzrIZmS0NZRlGAZ1LHWPQHyIJpm/dz/d5/L2dBISEvZ0FBIS9nQSEh/
Electric Coops - https://outages.oaec.coop/outages/maps
It's bad out there folks. Today will help just to get things assessed, but if you are out, plan on being for a long while. Stay safe, be kind, and do your best to stay sane!
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2020.06.23 04:51 ImBublet Power Outage
Anyone else lost power? Western and 50th over here in the dark. OGE doesn’t seem to have it on their outage map yet.
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2018.04.02 05:53 TROLOLOL6969 Anyone lose power SWOKC/Moore?
Came back on and off twice - OGE Systemwatch says no outage so thanks for the l337 interface
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2017.02.18 22:05 asmolavey Oge says the outage is resolved
Who else is still without power?
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2015.11.30 15:22 Oprahs_Mingie Day 4 without power in Warr Acres, OK...
All is quiet and cold at the De La Oprahs_Mingie Casa..
I just purchased a brand new Samsung Smart TV and a new PS4 to go along with it back on Friday. However, here it is sitting in the dark just collecting dust. The box that came with it, still being right next to it..
As I sit here in the dark cold room with my husky next to me..
All I can think about is..
I think I am having Fallout 4 withdraws..
EDIT: OG&E just came out with a new Estimated Time Restoration Map. There are two MAPS that they released to show what their plan is.
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I just purchased a brand new Samsung Smart TV and a new PS4 to go along with it back on Friday. However, here it is sitting in the dark just collecting dust. The box that came with it, still being right next to it..
As I sit here in the dark cold room with my husky next to me..
All I can think about is..
I think I am having Fallout 4 withdraws..
EDIT: OG&E just came out with a new Estimated Time Restoration Map. There are two MAPS that they released to show what their plan is.
2015.11.30 14:39 Oprahs_Mingie Day 4 without power in Warr Acres, OK...
All is quiet and cold at the De La Oprahs_Mingie Casa..
I just purchased a brand new Samsung Smart TV and a new PS4 to go along with it back on Friday. However, here it is sitting in the dark just collecting dust. The box that came with it, still being right next to it..
As I sit here in the dark cold room with my husky next to me..
All I can think about is..
I think I am having Fallout 4 withdraws..
EDIT: OG&E just came out with a new Estimated Time Restoration Map. There are two MAPS that they released to show what their plan is.
EDIT 2: THE OG&E GODS HAVE ANSWERED MY PRAYERS AND THERE IS ELECTRICITY AGAIN!!!!
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I just purchased a brand new Samsung Smart TV and a new PS4 to go along with it back on Friday. However, here it is sitting in the dark just collecting dust. The box that came with it, still being right next to it..
As I sit here in the dark cold room with my husky next to me..
All I can think about is..
I think I am having Fallout 4 withdraws..
EDIT: OG&E just came out with a new Estimated Time Restoration Map. There are two MAPS that they released to show what their plan is.
EDIT 2: THE OG&E GODS HAVE ANSWERED MY PRAYERS AND THERE IS ELECTRICITY AGAIN!!!!
2012.04.15 07:53 SpikeKintarin IF YOU KNOW ANYONE IN WOODWARD, OKLAHOMA, CONTACT THEM IMMEDIATELY!
UPDATES... Power DID go out here, so sorry I couldn't keep up with this all night. I will be removing the weather info since everything has passed now, and leave the damage/coverage info.
KFOR Video Update sometime last night - Aftermath
Power Outages via OG&E System Watch
You can donate/volunteer via the Oklahoma Red Cross. They may have more information about volunteering though (i.e. schedules/shifts, etc.).
UPDATE 18 (Sunday) I'm sorry once again for not being able to update this for as long as I wanted to; power went out here. There has been a confirmed number (thus far) of 5 fatalities, most of which come from Hideaway Parl/Tangere Park Area, and two children.Hundreds of 20 injuries, some people are still missing. There are multiple counties joining in the search and rescue for the people of Woodward. The tornado sirens did not go off due to the storm approaching too quickly, along with a malfunction (lightning strike). Police and other emergency officials have mentioned to keep calling relatives/friends there to a minimum due to it jamming their lines, so TEXTING would be the next best thing. I know I'd probably try a few more times before giving it a break. I hope that everyone else is okay, and if I weren't so far away, I know I'd be right there with the search and rescue teams helping them. Donations are also being accepted, take any donations to the Living Word Fellowship Church. They are also looking for any help they anyone can provide. Thanks again y'all, Woodward needs all the help they can get right now.
NEW SHELTER FOR WOODWARD: No longer the Fairgrounds due to power outage, now going to be rerouted to the Living Word Fellowship Church
ALSO, THERE ARE NO LONGER ANY PUBLIC SHELTERS IN OKC OR EDMOND
Apparently from KFOR and News9, they were saying that a tornado went through Woodward around 12:30-12:40am, and that the Tornado Sirens DID NOT GO OFF. There are multiple structures destroyed, many injuries from what Gary's team was saying, and on top of that, apparently there were several after-prom parties going on.
KOCO Livewire LIVE COVERAGE
NEWS 5 COVERAGE
NEWS 9 COVERAGE
RADIO COVERAGE: 107.7, 92.5, 104.1,
5 Fatalities: 3 FATALITIES NEAR TANGERE BLACKTOP AREA, 2 CHILDREN VIA WOODWARD SHERIFF
Tornado seen through a lightning strike Thanks Tog20
UPDATE 1 12:30am The tornado went through the North/West side of Woodward, around 34th & Oklahoma. Thanks, clide!
UPDATE 2 12:50a All of those at the prom after parties are fine; power's out though.
UPDATE 3 1:15a The tornado that went through Woodward is now headed for Freedom. Give them a head's up!
UPDATE 4 1:30a 6 injured at Hideaway Park, 1 serious. Thanks sevnofnine
UPDATE 5 2:00a Woodward officials are performing a door-to-door search, many/all homes destroyed, and Nat'l Guard coming in.
UPDATE 6 2:05a Oklahoma Natural Gas, Movie Theater, local McDonald's, and MANY homes destroyed...
UPDATE 7 2:10a Cellphones may be the only thing working at the moment... Power is OUT.
UPDATE 8 2:30a KRMG said this storm is tracking towards Tulsa. Alert them! Thanks nietzsche_was_peachy
UPDATE 9 2:30a Tornado watch covering much of Central/Western Oklahoma. Stay alert, y'all!
UPDATE 10 2:35a WOODWARD NEWS Reports of injuries near Tangere(?) Blacktop Area, west of town near Fargo. Damage more on West side than East... People that ARE NOT HURT are being sent to the fairgrounds, where the Woodward afterparty was. Still searching for people/victims...
UPDATE 11 2:45a Enid officials will be headed towards Woodward once the storm passes -- working with emergency officials to find and rescue people.
UPDATE 12 2:45a Woodward is NO LONGER under a Tornado Watch!!!
UPDATE 13 2:55a Surrounding towns are sending help to Woodward now.
UPDATE 14 2:55a Many without power in Woodward and surrounding areas still, as well as some in OKC and Norman (from yesterday, still). Power outages in Freedom as well VIA OG&E
UPDATE 15 3:00a Sirens in Woodward may have not gone off due to lightning strike. Unconfirmed... Thanks goodizzle
UPDATE 16 3:00a Western Oklahoma no longer under Tornado Watch, Central is under Tornado Watch & Severe Thunderstorm Warning.
UPDATE 17 3:00a Uh... Tornado sirens going off in Cushing, but there's nothing there, according to all three news stations...
I know this may seem stupid, but I don't know what else I can do than maybe pass this along to those who have friends or family in that area. And sorry if this is the wrong place, I didn't know where else to post it!
Also: Fuck the "you are doing that too much. try again in x minutes." ಠ_ಠ
Also: I don't care if I get downvoted for this. Go ahead, I do not care. I would just hope that someone would inform you about anything that may be happening to your own family or friends in this same sort of situation.
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KFOR Video Update sometime last night - Aftermath
Power Outages via OG&E System Watch
You can donate/volunteer via the Oklahoma Red Cross. They may have more information about volunteering though (i.e. schedules/shifts, etc.).
UPDATE 18 (Sunday) I'm sorry once again for not being able to update this for as long as I wanted to; power went out here. There has been a confirmed number (thus far) of 5 fatalities, most of which come from Hideaway Parl/Tangere Park Area, and two children.
NEW SHELTER FOR WOODWARD: No longer the Fairgrounds due to power outage, now going to be rerouted to the Living Word Fellowship Church
ALSO, THERE ARE NO LONGER ANY PUBLIC SHELTERS IN OKC OR EDMOND
Apparently from KFOR and News9, they were saying that a tornado went through Woodward around 12:30-12:40am, and that the Tornado Sirens DID NOT GO OFF. There are multiple structures destroyed, many injuries from what Gary's team was saying, and on top of that, apparently there were several after-prom parties going on.
KOCO Livewire LIVE COVERAGE
NEWS 5 COVERAGE
NEWS 9 COVERAGE
RADIO COVERAGE: 107.7, 92.5, 104.1,
5 Fatalities: 3 FATALITIES NEAR TANGERE BLACKTOP AREA, 2 CHILDREN VIA WOODWARD SHERIFF
Tornado seen through a lightning strike Thanks Tog20
UPDATE 1 12:30am The tornado went through the North/West side of Woodward, around 34th & Oklahoma. Thanks, clide!
UPDATE 2 12:50a All of those at the prom after parties are fine; power's out though.
UPDATE 3 1:15a The tornado that went through Woodward is now headed for Freedom. Give them a head's up!
UPDATE 4 1:30a 6 injured at Hideaway Park, 1 serious. Thanks sevnofnine
UPDATE 5 2:00a Woodward officials are performing a door-to-door search, many/all homes destroyed, and Nat'l Guard coming in.
UPDATE 6 2:05a Oklahoma Natural Gas, Movie Theater, local McDonald's, and MANY homes destroyed...
UPDATE 7 2:10a Cellphones may be the only thing working at the moment... Power is OUT.
UPDATE 8 2:30a KRMG said this storm is tracking towards Tulsa. Alert them! Thanks nietzsche_was_peachy
UPDATE 9 2:30a Tornado watch covering much of Central/Western Oklahoma. Stay alert, y'all!
UPDATE 10 2:35a WOODWARD NEWS Reports of injuries near Tangere(?) Blacktop Area, west of town near Fargo. Damage more on West side than East... People that ARE NOT HURT are being sent to the fairgrounds, where the Woodward afterparty was. Still searching for people/victims...
UPDATE 11 2:45a Enid officials will be headed towards Woodward once the storm passes -- working with emergency officials to find and rescue people.
UPDATE 12 2:45a Woodward is NO LONGER under a Tornado Watch!!!
UPDATE 13 2:55a Surrounding towns are sending help to Woodward now.
UPDATE 14 2:55a Many without power in Woodward and surrounding areas still, as well as some in OKC and Norman (from yesterday, still). Power outages in Freedom as well VIA OG&E
UPDATE 15 3:00a Sirens in Woodward may have not gone off due to lightning strike. Unconfirmed... Thanks goodizzle
UPDATE 16 3:00a Western Oklahoma no longer under Tornado Watch, Central is under Tornado Watch & Severe Thunderstorm Warning.
UPDATE 17 3:00a Uh... Tornado sirens going off in Cushing, but there's nothing there, according to all three news stations...
I know this may seem stupid, but I don't know what else I can do than maybe pass this along to those who have friends or family in that area. And sorry if this is the wrong place, I didn't know where else to post it!
Also: Fuck the "you are doing that too much. try again in x minutes." ಠ_ಠ
Also: I don't care if I get downvoted for this. Go ahead, I do not care. I would just hope that someone would inform you about anything that may be happening to your own family or friends in this same sort of situation.
2012.04.15 07:43 SpikeKintarin If you know anyone in Woodward, contact them immediately.
UPDATES... Power DID go out here, so sorry I couldn't keep up with this all night. I will be removing the weather info since everything has passed now, and leave the damage/coverage info.
KFOR Video Update sometime last night - Aftermath
Power Outages via OG&E System Watch
You can donate/volunteer via the Oklahoma Red Cross. They may have more information about volunteering though (i.e. schedules/shifts, etc.).
UPDATE 18 (Sunday) I'm sorry once again for not being able to update this for as long as I wanted to; power went out here. There has been a confirmed number (thus far) of 5 fatalities, most of which come from Hideaway Parl/Tangere Park Area, and two children.Hundreds of 20 injuries, some people are still missing. There are multiple counties joining in the search and rescue for the people of Woodward. The tornado sirens did not go off due to the storm approaching too quickly, along with a malfunction (lightning strike). Police and other emergency officials have mentioned to keep calling relatives/friends there to a minimum due to it jamming their lines, so TEXTING would be the next best thing. I know I'd probably try a few more times before giving it a break. I hope that everyone else is okay, and if I weren't so far away, I know I'd be right there with the search and rescue teams helping them. Donations are also being accepted, take any donations to the Living Word Fellowship Church. They are also looking for any help they anyone can provide. Thanks again y'all, Woodward needs all the help they can get right now.
NEW SHELTER FOR WOODWARD: No longer the Fairgrounds due to power outage, now going to be rerouted to the Living Word Fellowship Church
ALSO, THERE ARE NO LONGER ANY PUBLIC SHELTERS IN OKC OR EDMOND
Apparently from KFOR and News9, they were saying that a tornado went through Woodward around 12:30-12:40am, and that the Tornado Sirens DID NOT GO OFF. There are multiple structures destroyed, many injuries from what Gary's team was saying, and on top of that, apparently there were several after-prom parties going on.
KOCO Livewire LIVE COVERAGE
NEWS 5 COVERAGE
NEWS 9 COVERAGE
RADIO COVERAGE: 107.7, 92.5, 104.1,
5 Fatalities: 3 FATALITIES NEAR TANGERE BLACKTOP AREA, 2 CHILDREN VIA WOODWARD SHERIFF
Tornado seen through a lightning strike Thanks Tog20
UPDATE 1 12:30am The tornado went through the North/West side of Woodward, around 34th & Oklahoma. Thanks, clide!
UPDATE 2 12:50a All of those at the prom after parties are fine; power's out though.
UPDATE 3 1:15a The tornado that went through Woodward is now headed for Freedom. Give them a head's up!
UPDATE 4 1:30a 6 injured at Hideaway Park, 1 serious. Thanks sevnofnine
UPDATE 5 2:00a Woodward officials are performing a door-to-door search, many/all homes destroyed, and Nat'l Guard coming in.
UPDATE 6 2:05a Oklahoma Natural Gas, Movie Theater, local McDonald's, and MANY homes destroyed...
UPDATE 7 2:10a Cellphones may be the only thing working at the moment... Power is OUT.
UPDATE 8 2:30a KRMG said this storm is tracking towards Tulsa. Alert them! Thanks nietzsche_was_peachy
UPDATE 9 2:30a Tornado watch covering much of Central/Western Oklahoma. Stay alert, y'all!
UPDATE 10 2:35a WOODWARD NEWS Reports of injuries near Tangere(?) Blacktop Area, west of town near Fargo. Damage more on West side than East... People that ARE NOT HURT are being sent to the fairgrounds, where the Woodward afterparty was. Still searching for people/victims...
UPDATE 11 2:45a Enid officials will be headed towards Woodward once the storm passes -- working with emergency officials to find and rescue people.
UPDATE 12 2:45a Woodward is NO LONGER under a Tornado Watch!!!
UPDATE 13 2:55a Surrounding towns are sending help to Woodward now.
UPDATE 14 2:55a Many without power in Woodward and surrounding areas still, as well as some in OKC and Norman (from yesterday, still). Power outages in Freedom as well VIA OG&E
UPDATE 15 3:00a Sirens in Woodward may have not gone off due to lightning strike. Unconfirmed... Thanks goodizzle
UPDATE 16 3:00a Western Oklahoma no longer under Tornado Watch, Central is under Tornado Watch & Severe Thunderstorm Warning.
UPDATE 17 3:00a Uh... Tornado sirens going off in Cushing, but there's nothing there, according to all three news stations...
I know this may seem stupid, but I don't know what else I can do than maybe pass this along to those who have friends or family in that area. And sorry if this is the wrong place, I didn't know where else to post it!
Also: Fuck the "you are doing that too much. try again in x minutes." ಠ_ಠ
Also: I don't care if I get downvoted for this. Go ahead, I do not care. I would just hope that someone would inform you about anything that may be happening to your own family or friends in this same sort of situation.
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KFOR Video Update sometime last night - Aftermath
Power Outages via OG&E System Watch
You can donate/volunteer via the Oklahoma Red Cross. They may have more information about volunteering though (i.e. schedules/shifts, etc.).
UPDATE 18 (Sunday) I'm sorry once again for not being able to update this for as long as I wanted to; power went out here. There has been a confirmed number (thus far) of 5 fatalities, most of which come from Hideaway Parl/Tangere Park Area, and two children.
NEW SHELTER FOR WOODWARD: No longer the Fairgrounds due to power outage, now going to be rerouted to the Living Word Fellowship Church
ALSO, THERE ARE NO LONGER ANY PUBLIC SHELTERS IN OKC OR EDMOND
Apparently from KFOR and News9, they were saying that a tornado went through Woodward around 12:30-12:40am, and that the Tornado Sirens DID NOT GO OFF. There are multiple structures destroyed, many injuries from what Gary's team was saying, and on top of that, apparently there were several after-prom parties going on.
KOCO Livewire LIVE COVERAGE
NEWS 5 COVERAGE
NEWS 9 COVERAGE
RADIO COVERAGE: 107.7, 92.5, 104.1,
5 Fatalities: 3 FATALITIES NEAR TANGERE BLACKTOP AREA, 2 CHILDREN VIA WOODWARD SHERIFF
Tornado seen through a lightning strike Thanks Tog20
UPDATE 1 12:30am The tornado went through the North/West side of Woodward, around 34th & Oklahoma. Thanks, clide!
UPDATE 2 12:50a All of those at the prom after parties are fine; power's out though.
UPDATE 3 1:15a The tornado that went through Woodward is now headed for Freedom. Give them a head's up!
UPDATE 4 1:30a 6 injured at Hideaway Park, 1 serious. Thanks sevnofnine
UPDATE 5 2:00a Woodward officials are performing a door-to-door search, many/all homes destroyed, and Nat'l Guard coming in.
UPDATE 6 2:05a Oklahoma Natural Gas, Movie Theater, local McDonald's, and MANY homes destroyed...
UPDATE 7 2:10a Cellphones may be the only thing working at the moment... Power is OUT.
UPDATE 8 2:30a KRMG said this storm is tracking towards Tulsa. Alert them! Thanks nietzsche_was_peachy
UPDATE 9 2:30a Tornado watch covering much of Central/Western Oklahoma. Stay alert, y'all!
UPDATE 10 2:35a WOODWARD NEWS Reports of injuries near Tangere(?) Blacktop Area, west of town near Fargo. Damage more on West side than East... People that ARE NOT HURT are being sent to the fairgrounds, where the Woodward afterparty was. Still searching for people/victims...
UPDATE 11 2:45a Enid officials will be headed towards Woodward once the storm passes -- working with emergency officials to find and rescue people.
UPDATE 12 2:45a Woodward is NO LONGER under a Tornado Watch!!!
UPDATE 13 2:55a Surrounding towns are sending help to Woodward now.
UPDATE 14 2:55a Many without power in Woodward and surrounding areas still, as well as some in OKC and Norman (from yesterday, still). Power outages in Freedom as well VIA OG&E
UPDATE 15 3:00a Sirens in Woodward may have not gone off due to lightning strike. Unconfirmed... Thanks goodizzle
UPDATE 16 3:00a Western Oklahoma no longer under Tornado Watch, Central is under Tornado Watch & Severe Thunderstorm Warning.
UPDATE 17 3:00a Uh... Tornado sirens going off in Cushing, but there's nothing there, according to all three news stations...
I know this may seem stupid, but I don't know what else I can do than maybe pass this along to those who have friends or family in that area. And sorry if this is the wrong place, I didn't know where else to post it!
Also: Fuck the "you are doing that too much. try again in x minutes." ಠ_ಠ
Also: I don't care if I get downvoted for this. Go ahead, I do not care. I would just hope that someone would inform you about anything that may be happening to your own family or friends in this same sort of situation.