Improvements and Projects by Puget Sound Energy

Storm Alert Updated Nov 01, 12:00 PM

Today we're experiencing a combination of high winds, saturated soils, and trees that still have foliage, which is leading to power outages across our service area.

We understand how difficult it is to be without power. Our teams are ready to respond and crews will be working in the field as long as conditions are safe to do so.

If your power goes out, we'll work around the clock to restore it as quickly and safely as possible.

Visit PSE’s Alerts and Advisories page for information on our response efforts: retro-schemas.com/alerts.

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.
If you’re using portable heaters, keep them away from furniture, draperies and other flammable materials.
Always use flashlights instead of candles.
Be aware of the dangers of carbon monoxide poisoning:
- Never install or use a generator indoors or in enclosed or partially-enclosed areas, even those that are ventilated. When using your generator outdoors during a power outage, avoid placing it near windows, doors and vents. More generator safety tips: retro-schemas.com/en/pages/generator-safety  
- Never use a natural gas range for heating, or charcoal as an indoor heating or cooking source.
- Additional carbon monoxide safety information: retro-schemas.com/en/pages/carbon-monoxide
Never charge your phone or other devices in a running vehicle with the garage door closed.
Make sure that natural gas appliances are maintained and operated according to manufacturer recommendations.

PSE Projects

At PSE, it's our mission to provide safe, reliable and affordable energy service for our customers and communities. Part of this commitment is to continually invest in our electric and natural gas systems. In order to keep the lights on and natural gas flowing, we work year-round to install, upgrade, and maintain our infrastructure to meet our customers' current and future energy needs. Learn more about some of our current system improvement projects and programs in your area by clicking the links below.