Rep. Deck for Norman

New update from OG&E 7/6/26 10:30am —Power has been restored to 85% of customers who experienced an outage.

— As of 10:30 am, 86% of essential service customers have been restored.

— Crews worked overnight to restore 7,000 customers. We will continue restoring power and working around the clock until all customers are restored. Crews from out of state arrived overnight and more will continue to arrive throughout the day.

— Just under 10,000 customers remain without power, down from a July 5th overnight peak of just under 70,000 customers.

— Cleveland County and cities served by Norman circuits: We expect Cleveland County to be fully restored by late Tuesday evening.

— We have 544 restoration personnel on the ground in Cleveland County, with more arriving today. We have mobilized the largest number of personnel to Norman and Cleveland County, given the extensive damage.

— Extreme temperatures are expected this week. Please visit OGE.com/CoolZones for a list of public spaces to get a break from the heat. Please check on family, friends and neighbors to make sure they have a plan to stay cool during the heat.

OG&E customers can quickly access outage information and other updates by:
— Submitting a report online at OGE.com/outages or in the OG&E mobile app (available on iOS and Android)
— Signing up for myOGEalerts at OGE.com/alerts.

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Update from OG&E and services — Severe storms, including wind gusts of 90mph, moved through much of OG&E’s service area overnight, causing damage to equipment and outages.

The Norman, OKC, Moore, Sulphur, Holdenville, and Midwest City areas experienced the most significant impacts.

— Within 14 hours of these severe storms, 48% of customers have been restored, with 32,206 remaining without power at this time.

— There is a downed power line across I-35 in the Norman area. The line is owned and maintained by Oklahoma Electric Cooperative (OEC) and is being addressed. Also in Norman, the downed power line at 36th Ave NW and W Main is owned and serviced by OEC.

— Estimated restoration times will be available once damage is inspected and customers will be updated through myOGEalerts and System Watch.

— Given the damage from high winds and lightning, full power restoration is anticipated to require 3–4 days. Crews will continue working around the clock until all customers are restored.

— Once the power grid is repaired, restoration priorities include community essential services such as hospitals, public safety, fire departments, public works, and other critical infrastructure, while continuing to restore individual homes and businesses.

— As of 11:00 a.m., 55% of essential services customers had their service restored. Current outages include:
Drumright Regional Hospital
Norman Regional Hospital
Lexington Correctional Center
Saint Francis Hospital Muskogee

Guidance for Customers
— Assume any downed power line is hazardous and may be energized. Stay away from them and anything they are touching. Do not drive over a downed power line. Report a downed power line by calling 800-522-6870 or myOGEalerts.

— Extreme temperatures are expected today with the heat index reaching over 100 degrees. Visit https://OGE.com/CoolZones for a list of public spaces to get a break from the heat. Check on family, friends, and neighbors to ensure they have a plan to stay cool.

— The public should avoid areas impacted by the storms so crews can work safely and quickly to restore power to customers without service.

— As crews clear tree limbs interfering with power lines and damaged equipment, vegetation crews will move tree and brush debris from customer yards to the curb, but cannot remove debris from the property.

OG&E customers can quickly report and monitor outages:

— Submit a report online at https://OGE.com/outages or through the OG&E mobile app.

— Sign up for myOGEalerts at https://OGE.com/alerts

— Crews may need access to private property to restore power. Customers should ensure crews have access and secure any animals.

— Customers must be able to receive power at their homes and businesses and may need a certified electrician to repair a weather head, meter base, or service cable.

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