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Access our automated outage reporting system by calling 1-866-862-8322 (1-866-TOAVECC).

DO NOT report power outages on Facebook or Twitter.

Restoration updates and other outage information will be posted as available on our Facebook page at MyEnergyAVECC

When a storm or other circumstance causes a power outage, immediate action is taken by Arkansas Valley Electric Cooperative to restore electric service as quickly and safely as possible.


Outage Related Resources


Stay Happy, Healthy and Warm

  • Coordinate with neighbors for care of the elderly and disabled living alone.
  • Maintain a supply of prescriptions, nonprescription drugs, vitamins and special dietary foods.
  • Playing cards, books, drawing and writing supplies, and board games help pass the time. If you have a video camera and tapes, your family can make a storm documentary.
  • Keep sanitary and personal hygiene supplies replenished. Pre-moistened cleansing towelettes are useful and help conserve water.
  • Use plastic trash bags and ties for garbage.
  • Put first-aid kits in your home and car.
  • Make sure you have cold weather clothing, foul weather gear, blankets and sleeping bags.
  • Consider purchasing alternative UL-approved heating devices. For example, a fireplace insert or wood stove will keep the heat in your home instead of up the chimney.
  • Use flashlights and other battery-operated lighting instead of candles.
  • Keep fire extinguishers fully charged.
  • Fill your bathtub with water for bathroom use before the storm (if you have a well).
  • Protect Your Appliances: Turn off or unplug large appliances that come on automatically and disconnect sensitive electronic equipment such as DVD & Blu-Ray players, computers, and TVs to avoid possible damage from lightning or a power surge. 
  • Leave a light fixture turned on in several rooms to let you know when electricity is restored.
  • Play it Safe: Assume that any downed power line or anything the line touches is energized. Although they may be touching the ground, the line could become energized at any moment. 
  • Never attempt to move trees from power lines. Notify your Cooperative immediately of any downed lines and let them handle the situation.
  • Check to see current weather conditions.

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