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Avista Outage Affecting 4,027 Customers

The power provided by Avista in the Deer Park and Clayton areas went down at about 11:09am. According to the Avista website, they are identifying and scheduling resources to restore power as quickly and safely as possible. Their outage map shows two different coverage areas down, and they are investigating the reason for the outage. Avista’s outage map indicates that there are 4,027 customers in these areas without power. The estimated restoration time is 2:00pm today, April 8th, 2023. 

Avista Outage Map https://outagemap.myavista.com/external/default.html

How to Report an Electric Outage to Avista

  • Report an electric outage online at Outage.myavista.com/.
  • Download the Avista app for real-time information on your mobile device, including an outage map and an alert center at Dpgazette.com/avistaapptext
  • Receive text notifications by texting “REG” to AVISTA (284782). Standard messaging and data rates may apply. Text “STOP” at any time to stop receiving texts.
  • Call Avista customer service at (800) 227-9187 to report an outage.
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