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Outage Center

Stay Clear!

A downed power line may not be a dead line. It could cause serious injury or death. If someone is injured by contact with a power line, call 911 and keep others and yourself away until help arrives.

NCE Live Outage Viewer Restoration Process Causes of Power Outages and Blinks National Outage Map

What to do if you lose power:

  1. Check the fuses or breakers in your home or at the meter pole if you are able to. 
    a. Any issues from your meter pole to your home are your responsibility. The cooperative is only responsible for fixing        the problems from the meter pole to our service lines and beyond.
  2. Check with your neighbors to see if their power is also off. 
  3. Report your outage by calling 800-776-0517.
  4. Like our Facebook page to see updates and information on major outages.

The most common causes of outages:

  1. Animals
  2. High winds
  3. Lightning
  4. Ice or snow

Others:

  1. Farm equipment or vehicle contact with power lines or poles
  2. Trees or branches 

 

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  • Transparency
    • 2023 Annual Report
    • 2022 Annual Report
    • Board of Directors
    • Board Meeting Highlights
    • 2023 Work Plan Map
    • Energy Sources
    • Strategic Plan Outline 2022-2023
    • Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws
    • Statement of Nondiscrimination
    • Notice to Members
    • Fact Sheet
  • About Us
    • About Your Cooperative
    • Employment Opportunities
    • Our Mission, Vision and Values
    • Contact Us
    • Service Territory
    • Our History
    • Seven Cooperative Principles
    • Touchstone Energy
  • My Account and Services
    • New Memberships
    • Capital Credits
    • Beware of Energy Scams
    • Emergency Response Phone
    • Payment Options
    • Understanding Your Electric Bill
    • Energy Assistance
    • Automatic Residential Generator
    • Heartland Security
    • Member Packet
    • Cooperative Difference
    • Electric grill
    • MyMeter User Guide
  • Save Money and Energy
    • Rebates
    • Electric Vehicle
    • Four Ways to Save Energy Video
    • Storage Water Heating
    • Air Conditioning
    • Electric Heat
    • Interruptible Generator Program
    • 101 Ways to Save Energy and Money
    • Residential Energy Guide
    • Agricultural Energy Guide
    • Kill-A-Watt Meter
    • Together We Save
    • Energy Wise MN
    • Energy Solutions
  • Community
    • Operation Round Up
    • Youth Tour
    • Living Green hydroponic gardening system
    • Scholarships
    • Call Before You Dig
    • Economic Development
    • Safety Matters
    • Educational Opportunities
    • Adopt-A-Highway
  • Renewable Energy
    • Interconnecting with NCE
    • Wellspring - your opportunity to support wind
  • Outages
    • Outage Center
    • Storm Safety Tips
  • News
    • Current Matters