Toledo Edison

Whether you need short‑term relief or ongoing help, support is here to keep your home safe and comfortable. 💙 Learn more at: spr.ly/6010B65iMp

Cold weather can mean higher energy use—and higher bills. We're reminding customers that help is available through a variety of bill assistance programs, emergency support options and flexible payment plans.

@Willuminati_333 Hi there! Please call 888-544-4877 to report your outage. You can also report online at firstenergycorp.com or by texting OUT to 544487. Thank you!

@toledoedison Out at Fifth Third Field.

As we recover from Friday’s storm, we’re monitoring another system expected tonight and tomorrow that may cause additional outages. Our crews will stay focused on repairs from Friday’s storm first + will work 24/7 until all customers affected by either event have power restored.

Thank you for your patience and resilience over the past few days. We know outages are challenging, and we appreciate you. Our crews remain fully committed to getting everyone back up and running safely and as quickly as possible.

If you experience an outage due to the incoming storm, please report it to us. Every outage report provides critical information that helps us plan restoration work.

⚠ Assume downed power lines are live + dangerous ⚠ Stay 30+ ft from downed lines and anything they might be touching ⚠ Be careful where lines are tangled in trees or debris ⚠ Never remove debris from equipment ⚠ Never drive over a downed line 📞 Report ASAP to 911

As local power lines are repaired and put back in service, damage to individual customer service wires may become apparent. If your neighbor's power is on and yours is not, the problem may be isolated to your individual service. If this happens, please let us know ⤵️

Thank you for hanging in there with us. We know being without power is frustrating, and we truly appreciate your patience and support as our crews work as quickly and safely as possible to get everyone restored. Stay safe!

Restoration times will continue to be updated on our outage map: spr.ly/OHOutageMap. You can also text STAT to 544487 for an update for your home.

Our crews made significant progress yesterday and have restored power to about 29,950 customers impacted by Friday's windstorm. We continue working 24/7 to restore service to about 1,800 remaining customers, and we expect to have most back up and running by 11 p.m.

If you receive a call or text that power has been restored but you remain without service, a secondary issue may need to be addressed. We know this can be frustrating, but confirming your power is still out allows crews to continue addressing the cause of your outage. ⤵️

Safety is our top priority. Follow these tips: ✔️ Stay 30+ feet away from downed power lines + report them to 911 ✔️ Keep generators outside and away from windows/vents ✔️ Do not use your oven or stove for heat ✔️ Use flashlights and battery-powered lanterns instead of candles

Thank you for your patience and understanding as we work safely and tirelessly to get everyone back on. Stay safe!

We’re establishing estimated restoration times (ETRs) today. Many customers may be restored sooner depending on local damage. ETRs will be posted on our outage map at spr.ly/OHOutageMap. You can also text STAT to 544487 for updates.

Less than 24 hours after winds topping 70 mph tore through our service area, power has been restored to 80% of impacted customers.

As crews continue to clear hazards this morning: ⚠ Assume downed power lines are live + dangerous ⚠ Stay 30+ ft from downed lines and anything they might be touching ⚠ Be careful where lines are tangled in trees or debris ⚠ Never drive over a downed line 📞 Report ASAP to 911

After a storm, we first clear hazards like downed lines. Once it's safe, we assess damage so our crews can make repairs. Then: 1️⃣ High-voltage lines that provide electricity to local lines 2️⃣ Public service facilities 3️⃣ Outages with the most customers 4️⃣ Individual customers

If you are without power, please be sure to report your outage: 📲 Text OUT to 544487 📞 Call 888-544-4877 🌐 Online at spr.ly/report Our crews are fully committed to restoring service to all customers, and we will keep you updated every step of the way. Stay safe!

The ongoing high winds could slow restoration efforts, as crews cannot safely work in buckets when wind speeds exceed 40 mph. Our top priority is safety, and we appreciate your patience while they work to restore service as it’s safe to do so.

Today’s high winds – which reached 60-70 mph in some areas – have caused significant damage. The winds will begin to die down as the night goes on, but we expect gusts to continue into tomorrow morning. Crews are addressing broken poles, fallen trees, downed wires and more.