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SRP Outage Status — Phoenix-Area User Reports

User power reports from states where we list Salt River Project. SRP is public power and does not serve all of Arizona. Restoration times come from SRP's official outage tools; we are not affiliated with SRP. APS serves other parts of the state.

Salt River Project power outage in Metro Phoenix SRP electric territory — electric service disruption and restoration status

Salt River Project at a glance

public-power distribution across a large share of the Phoenix metropolitan area. Listed in 1 state in our electric provider table (Metro Phoenix SRP electric territory).

Official status: SRP Outages

How this number is built: last-24-hour power reports from cities in states where Salt River Project appears on our power provider list. Users do not pick a utility. Other electric companies in the same state can share this total.

About Salt River Project Power Outages

Salt River Project is a public power utility serving a large portion of metro Phoenix. It is not APS. Monsoon storms, extreme heat, and construction dig-ins are the common outage causes. A Flagstaff or Tucson outage is not SRP.

Users do not pick SRP. We total power reports from states where Salt River Project appears — an Arizona-wide power-report total. We are not SRP.

How to Report a Salt River Project Outage

Open srpnet.com outages or the SRP Power app on cellular data. Report by phone or app with the SRP account address. If the meter is APS, use the APS Outage Map. ETRs come from SRP.

Why Salt River Project Power Goes Out

In Metro Phoenix SRP electric territory, an electric outage is usually local distribution, not a collapse of the bulk grid. Typical Salt River Project patterns:

Valley monsoon storms

Lightning and microbursts take SRP laterals down in a few neighborhoods at a time.

Extreme heat

Pad-mounted transformers in older tracts fail more often during multi-day heat waves.

Construction dig-ins

A contractor hitting an underground cable is a frequent single-street outage in a growing metro.

APS vs SRP mix-up

Adjacent Phoenix streets can sit on different utilities. Check the bill before reporting.

Before You Call Salt River Project

  1. Confirm the bill says Salt River Project or SRP, not APS.
  2. Open SRP outages or the SRP Power app.
  3. See whether neighbors on the same transformer are dark.
  4. Report to SRP if the map has no event.
  5. Avoid flooded equipment during monsoon rain.

Cities With Power Reports in Salt River Project States

No city-level power reports in the last 24 hours from these states. When users submit reports, they will list here.

States Where We List Salt River Project

Open a state power outages page for city lists and the report form. Other electric companies may also serve these states.

Arizona

View power outages and user reports for cities in Arizona.

View Power Outages

Other Electric Utility Outage Pages

Same live-report method, different service territory.

See all electric utility hubs on the national power outage page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there a Salt River Project outage right now?

No user power reports from SRP-listed states in 24 hours There are no power reports from states where we list Salt River Project. APS may still have outages. Use SRP's official tools if that is your utility. We are not SRP.

Where is the Salt River Project outage map?

Use SRP Outages on the official site or app. Restoration times and polygons come from Salt River Project, not from this page. US Outage Tracker - Daily is independent and is not Salt River Project.

How do I report a Salt River Project outage?

Open srpnet.com outages or the SRP Power app on cellular data. Report by phone or app with the SRP account address. If the meter is APS, use the APS Outage Map. ETRs come from SRP.

Why might this count include other electric companies?

Users report a power outage by city, not by brand. We total those reports from states where our provider list includes Salt River Project. Another utility in the same state can share this total.

This Salt River Project outage page is an independent snapshot of user power reports. Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement and Power District and related marks are trademarks of their owners. For restoration times, use SRP Outages.