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HELP

Note: Colors and/or icons may vary from those shown here.

Search

You can search for an address to show its location on the map. To search, click or tap the

search icon (magnifying glass) at the top of the map, type the address into the search bar, and

press Enter.

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Outage Details — Info Panel

For information about an outage location, click or tap on the individual “outage icon” or “outage

cluster” to open the info panel. If you are viewing the map by area, click or tap on an individual

area to open the info panel.

On mobile devices, the info panel opens from the bottom of the map. You can tap the icon at the

upper right side of the info panel to show more information.

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Legend — Understanding the Map

On mobile devices, the legend appears if you tap the compass icon at the upper left side of the

map below the map header. On desktop devices, the legend appears at the top of the map

below the map header.

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Tool Panel

To open the tool panel, click or tap the icon at the upper left corner of the map. The tool panel

contains summary outage information, map tools, outage summary tables, and a tool for saving

map views. It may also include tools for showing weather information or custom layers on the

map.

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Summary Outage Information

The section at the top of the tool panel shows summary information about power outages as

well as the time information on the map was last updated. If you use a smartphone to access

the map, this section may also include links for reporting an outage or contacting the utility.

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Map Tools

You can view outage data by location or by area (county, ZIP code, city, etc.). To change the

map view, click or tap the “Map Tools” section of the tool panel and select the option you want

from the dropdown list. View by Location displays icons for individual outage locations or for

groups of outage locations. The map groups nearby outages together into “clusters” to reduce

cluttering at higher zoom levels. View by Area displays color-coded shading for the number of

outages in each area.

You can also change the map background between Road, Satellite, and Hybrid (satellite with

road labels) views.

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Summary Table by Area

Click or tap the "Summary" section of the map tool panel to open a list of available summary

tables. The summary tables provide a list of customers affected by outages and customers

served by county or by ZIP code. Click or tap on the name of a summary table to open the table.

From a summary table, you can click or tap on an area name to open a view of the outage map

centered on that area.

Weather

Click or tap the "Weather" section of the map tool panel to open settings for turning on or off a

static weather radar image (Radar) or an animated weather radar image (Loop). You can also

adjust the brightness of the weather radar image using the Opacity slider.

Saving Map Views

To save a map view centered on a specific address, click or tap the search icon (magnifying

glass) at the top of the map and type in an address, click or tap the flag icon on the map, and

then click or tap the Add to Bookmarks button in the info panel that opens to the right of the

map.

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On mobile devices, the info panel opens from the bottom of the map. You can view saved

bookmarks in the “Bookmarks” section of the map tool panel. Map view bookmarks are saved

using local storage in your web browser.

Panning

To pan on the map, use the arrow keys on your keyboard OR click or tap a point on the map

and, without releasing, drag the map in any direction.

Zooming

To zoom in or out, click or tap the corresponding button (plus sign or minus sign) in the upper

left corner of the map OR rotate the wheel on your mouse OR pinch in or out.

For additional information, see Google Maps Help.