In an email to customers in the 99006 zip code, Avista announced that they would conduct routine safety inspections on natural gas pipelines and meters to ensure system reliability.
A power outage that began at 1:36 PM today affected Deer Park and a broad surrounding area, extending as far north as Loon Lake and south to Nine Mile Falls. Avista estimates power will be restored around 4:30 PM.
A power outage that began just before 11 am has left the entire city of Deer Park and homes to the south without electricity. Avista, the local utility company, is aware of the situation and estimates power will be restored by 1:45 pm today.
Avista urges its customers reliant on electricity-powered medical equipment to proactively prepare for potential power outages. The utility provider offers support services and recommendations to safeguard medical needs during emergencies.
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Avista’s My Energy Discount program offers personalized bill discounts to eligible Washington customers based on their yearly household income and size. The program aims to lower energy bills, providing more financial flexibility to participants.
The Green House Food Bank and Community Resources has updated its hours. The food bank’s Monday hours now go into the evening to better serve those in need. This decision represents a powerful commitment to aid and connect to residents.
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.
Avista held their 2021 Integrated Resource Planning (IRP) presentation in an online public forum. Company representatives discussed plans for the next 20 years about Avista’s energy, environmental, and customer service goals
Power outages across the area have been caused by the current windstorm. Both Avista and Inland Power indicate multiple issues with no indications of when
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