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Oct. 1, 2026
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Thank you to @PGHTodayLive for the opportunity to discuss how 211 can help individuals and families.
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Fewer outages, faster restoration, more affordable, reliable power.
Assistant Secretary Katie Jereza visited @DuquesneLight in Pittsburgh, PA, to see how federal investment is strengthening the grid for homes, businesses, and critical facilities across western Pennsylvania.
From sunny days to stormy nights, our crews are there when our communities need them most.
This #LaborDay, we’re celebrating the people behind the power, whose hard work and dedication help keep our homes, businesses and neighborhoods connected.
Restoration remains on track for 4 p.m. Sunday, with many customers restored sooner. Individual ETRs will appear on our outage map as crews begin repairs on specific outages and will be updated as conditions change. Thank you to our crews and mutual assistance teams! ⚡💛
Our crews, contractors and mutual assistance teams are making strong progress restoring power after Thursday’s damaging storms. Fewer than 1,800 customers remain without service.
We appreciate our customers’ patience as teams continue repairs safely throughout the weekend.
Help is on the way! Crews from Northline Compass in New York are arriving to support restoration efforts across western PA after Thursday's storms. They've sent 30 lineworkers, and we're also expecting 250+ mutual assistance personnel from Alabama, Florida and Quebec.
Restoring power for our customers after severe weather takes careful planning and coordination.
Learn about how work is prioritized and what it takes for our crews to get the lights back on as quickly and safely as possible.
Storm Update: Crews restored power to more than 38,000 customers overnight after severe storms brought wind gusts exceeding 70 mph.
About 22,000 customers remain without service as restoration efforts continue.
Stay 30+ feet from downed wires and report hazards: 412-393-7000.
DLC is working around the clock to restore power as quickly and safely as possible after severe weather caused significant damage Thursday evening.
Crews have restored thousands of customers, while about 60,000 remain without power. Mutual assistance crews are on their way.
DLC crews are working as quickly and safely as possible to assess damage and restore power after severe weather moved through our region. We'll provide additional information when available.
Report outages on DLC’s app, DuquesneLight.com or at 888-393-7100.
🚨Important 🚨
Severe weather is expected starting today, with an unsettled pattern forecasted for the next several days.
Remember:
- Report outages at bit.ly/3wpo3Bh or call 888-393-7000.
- Call 9-1-1 for emergencies.
Stay safe, Pittsburgh!
Severe weather is expected starting today, with an unsettled pattern forecasted for the next several days.
• Charge cell phones and essential electronics.
• Have an emergency kit ready.
• Report outages through DLC app, on our website or by calling 888-393-7100.
Stay safe!
Severe weather is expected this afternoon, bringing risk of hail and isolated tornadoes with wind gusts up to 70 mph.
- Report outages at bit.ly/3wpo3Bh or call 888-393-7000.
- Review DLC’s Storm Plan.
- Avoid downed power lines.
Stay safe, Pittsburgh!
Severe weather is expected this afternoon, bringing strong thunderstorms and wind gusts up to 70 mph.
- Report outages at bit.ly/3wpo3Bh or call 888-393-7000.
- Review DLC’s Storm Plan.
- Avoid downed power lines.
Stay safe, Pittsburgh!
Did you know? Your body can lose a surprising amount of water through sweat on a hot day — even if you don't feel thirsty.
As temperatures rise, now is a great time to brush up on simple ways to stay safe and comfortable this summer.
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Our McKeesport Learn & Earn teens explored career pathways at Duquesne Light and learned that whether they pursue college or enter the workforce after high school, there are opportunities for them to grow and succeed. Thank you, Duquesne Light, for investing in our teens! ⚡💙





























