Power Outages & Water Alerts

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Explore reported power outages on Signal911Live’s integrated map, plus official water service interruptions and boil-water advisory sources for Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania.

Coverage: Our power layer displays county summaries from participating utilities through ORNL / DOE ODIN. It refreshes every five minutes, shows source update times and excludes stale or unavailable utility reports. Coverage is partial; county shading is not an outage boundary. Water notices currently remain official source links. Check your provider for affected addresses and restoration estimates.

Open power outages on the Signal911Live map →

Data source: Oak Ridge National Laboratory / U.S. Department of Energy ODIN and participating utilities. The layer uses outage data rendered on our own map. It does not embed another provider’s outage map. Only reports matched to a utility update received within the last 30 minutes are displayed; missing areas are not an all-clear.

More official utility outage maps

Choose the utility named on your electric bill. These links open the provider’s own information; they do not establish that the provider serves every address in the city or state.

• Florida Power & Light — Power Tracker: FPL service addresses.
• Seattle City Light — view and report outages: City Light service territory; some underground network areas are excluded from its public map.
• CenterPoint Energy — Action Center and Outage Tracker: electric outage information for CenterPoint customers.
• Duke Energy — outage information: select your service location for the appropriate map and reporting options.
• ComEd — outage map: ComEd service territory.
• FirstEnergy — outage maps by service area: choose the appropriate utility and state.

Links reviewed October 31, 2026. For affected addresses, restoration estimates and outage reporting, use the latest provider update. Signal911’s county layer remains a partial summary of participating-utility reports.

Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania power outages

Choose the electric utility on your bill. Service territories do not always follow city or county boundaries.

• Duquesne Light outage map — Pittsburgh-area customers served by Duquesne Light.
• FirstEnergy Pennsylvania outage map — Pennsylvania customers served by FirstEnergy utilities.
• Report an outage to Duquesne Light.
• FirstEnergy outage assistance.
• U.S. power outage overview — PowerOutage.us — independent aggregation; confirm address-specific status with your utility.

Pittsburgh-area water outages and boil-water advisories

Check the water supplier listed on your bill. A notice for one water system may not apply to nearby homes served by another.

• Pittsburgh Water service outages — service interruption information for Pittsburgh Water customers.
• Pennsylvania American Water customer advisory map — open the Customer Advisory Map and search your service address for outages and alerts.
• Aqua service alerts — service disruptions and advisory notices in the states Aqua serves.

Check the notice, then check for updates

Read the issuing utility’s exact affected area, issue time and instructions. Boil-water, do-not-drink and do-not-use notices are different: follow the instructions in the official notice. Water service returning does not by itself mean an advisory has been lifted. Look for an explicit update from the issuing authority.

A missing notice here is not confirmation that your water is safe or your service is operating normally. If your supplier is not listed, contact it directly. Restoration estimates can change; use the latest provider update.