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Cars hitting utility poles and animals coming into contact with power lines are also common causes. BTES has installed protective devices throughout its electric system that automatically isolate faults caused by such events. When you see your lights blink rapidly, that is often a protective device working to test whether power can be automatically restored without sending a crew.

: For customers utilizing the utility's high-speed broadband network, check the BTES Network Status Bulletin to ensure your internet connectivity aligns with local grid health.

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Understanding the BTES Power Outage Map: Your Top Resource for Real-Time Electricity Updates

The map aggregates data from smart meters, crew reports, and system sensors. When a power line goes down or a transformer blows, the map updates in near-real-time. It displays: Cars hitting utility poles and animals coming into

While not a map, texting "OUTAGE" to 85700 links your phone number to your meter. BTES will text you back with the restoration time. This is the "top" method for those with low bandwidth.

Unlike many utilities that hide crew logistics, BTES often integrates live status updates. On the map sidebar, you will see a running log: : For customers utilizing the utility's high-speed broadband

Using the BTES power outage map is easy. Here's a step-by-step guide: