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FirstEnergy Outage Map & Power Outage Status

FirstEnergy (FirstEnergy) · serving OH, PA, MD, WV · approximately 5,200,000 customers.

FirstEnergy (FirstEnergy) — also searched as Ohio Edison, Cleveland Electric Illuminating, Toledo Edison, met-ed — is tracked here for current power outage reports and an outage map drawn from public feeds.

PowerOutages.app is an independent outage aggregator. We are not FirstEnergy and are not affiliated with it. Figures below come from public outage feeds and may be delayed or incomplete.

Utility/polygon-level outage data
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FEMA / DOE EAGLE-I
ConfidenceMedium: this figure comes from county-level data covering this area — current, but not pinpointed to your ZIP. Confidence reflects how precisely we can match live outage data to your location (ZIP-level feeds rank above county, county above statewide) — not whether power is on or off.
Medium
Last updated
No outage reported

Outage status for Ohio

No public outage is currently shown in the available feeds for this area. If your power is out, the checklist below can help you tell whether the problem is on the grid or inside your home.

FirstEnergy outage map — FirstEnergy service-territory outages from the public feeds.

Outage data aggregated from public utility and government feeds.

Official FirstEnergy outage resources

To report an outage or get a restoration estimate, use FirstEnergy's own channels — they are the only ones that can dispatch crews and confirm restoration times.

If a wide-area outage is reported here, it is on the grid — contact FirstEnergy first. A licensed electrician cannot restore a utility-wide outage.

No public outage is shown — the problem may be in your home

No public outage is currently shown in the available feeds for this area, so if your power is out it is likely an issue on your side of the meter — a tripped breaker, a failing panel, or a wiring fault. If your neighbors still have power or only part of your home is affected, a licensed electrician is the right call. Run through the checklist below, then connect with an electrician 24/7.

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FirstEnergy Power Outage FAQ

Is FirstEnergy reporting a power outage right now?
The status card and outage map above show whether a public FirstEnergy power outage is currently reported across FirstEnergy's service area in Ohio, including roughly how many customers are affected. These figures come from public utility and government feeds and may lag the grid by several minutes.
Where is the FirstEnergy outage map?
The interactive FirstEnergy outage map is at the top of this page — it shades FirstEnergy's service-territory counties by the number of customers without power. For the company's own live map, see the official FirstEnergy outage map.
How do I report a FirstEnergy power outage?
Report outages to FirstEnergy directly — only the utility can dispatch crews and confirm restoration times. Call 1-888-544-4877 or use their online outage center. For downed lines, fire, or any life-threatening emergency, call 911 immediately.
My power is out but my neighbors have power — is it FirstEnergy?
Probably not. If the rest of your street has power, the problem is usually on your own service line, meter, or main panel rather than a FirstEnergy utility-wide outage. A licensed electrician can diagnose and fix in-home electrical faults; an electrician cannot restore a utility-side outage. Use the checklist on this site to tell the two apart safely.
How current is this FirstEnergy outage data?
PowerOutages.app is an independent aggregator — we are not FirstEnergy and are not affiliated with it. Outage figures are drawn from public utility and government feeds that refresh periodically, so they may be delayed or incomplete. For confirmed, real-time status, check FirstEnergy's official channels.

About FirstEnergy

FirstEnergy (FirstEnergy) serves about 5.2 million electric customers in Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and West Virginia.