Service Area Outage Map
This outage map is for general reference and may not update in real-time.
Outage & Safety
Outage Map
- No Reported Outages
- 1 - 9 Members Affected
- 10 - 49 Members Affected
- 50 - 99 Members Affected
- 100 - 199 Members Affected
- 200 - 499 Members Affected
- 500+ Members Affected
Outage Information
Outage Information
TO REPORT A POWER OUTAGE CALL 503-362-3601
Due to the volume of calls during an outage, it may be difficult to reach us by phone. Rest assured, when the power is out we will work to restore power as quickly and safely as possible. Information will be posted here as soon as it is available.
Link to Power Restoration Page
Power Restoration
Salem Electric's goal is to provide members with reliable service, and we take that task seriously.
Visit our Power Restoration page for information on what to do during an outage.
Wildfire Season
Outages During Wildfire Season
Salem Electric is not in a high-risk area for wildfires, but because transmission lines that supply electricity to Salem Electric cross areas that are high-risk, there is potential for the Bonneville Power Administration (BPA) to impliment a Public Safety Power Shutoff (PSPS) when hazardous weather conditions threaten thier ability to safely deliver power. Wildfires can start suddenly and grow quickly, so it is important to be prepared and have a plan. Learn more about a PSPS and what you can do to get ready for an outage.
Link to Streetlight Page
Report a Streetlight
Sometimes we need your help to know when streetlights are out, or not working properly. If a streetlight is out or malfunctioning in your neighborhood, please report it so that it can be repaired.
Link to Tree Trimming Page
Tree Trimming Request
Tree trimming is critical to Salem Electric's ability to deliver safe and reliable electric service.
Trees that are unstable, diseased, dead, or leaning toward our lines can be dangerous and can cause a power outage. Visit Power Friendly Trees and City of Salem Acceptable Street Trees to learn about trees that can be planted near power lines.
If you have a tree or large branch on your property that is close to the high-voltage primary electric distribution power lines, please let us know by filling out a tree trimming request or by calling us at 503-362-3601.