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AEP (American Electric Power) and its local electric companies (Appalachian Power, Indiana Michigan Power, AEP Ohio, PSO, SWEPCO): outages, safety hazards, bills and payment help
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About AEP (American Electric Power)
AEP (American Electric Power) is a US electric utility group whose local companies include Appalachian Power, Indiana Michigan Power, Ohio Power Company, Public Service Company of Oklahoma and Southwestern Electric Power Company.
Source: aep.com (official website)
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Service disrupted or unsafe?
Not working or down · Official step-by-step guideAEP power outage: check or report
Your power is out (AEP area)
AEP handles outages and safety hazards through its customer assistance section, which leads to outage status, outage reporting and hazard reporting.
- On AEP's contact page, open Outages & Safety Hazards and choose Check outage status or Reporting an outage for your area.
You see downed wires
- Use Reporting a safety hazard, like downed wires, in the Outages & Safety Hazards section.
Source: aep.com
Safety or emergency · Official step-by-step guideDowned power lines and a wire on your car (AEP)
A power line fell on your car
Each year, hundreds of people are hurt or killed when they get out of a vehicle touching power lines the wrong way.
- Follow AEP's guide How to Stay Safe If a Wire Falls on Your Car and its Downed Power Line Safety advice.
You plan to dig in your yard
- Call 811 at least 48 hours before digging so utility lines are marked.
Source: aep.com
Only your account or device?
Payment, bill or refund · Official step-by-step guideHelp paying your AEP electric bill
You can't afford your AEP electric bill
You may be eligible to have late fees and other charges waived; payment arrangements split a past-due balance into installments, and payment extensions give more time.
- Contact your local AEP electric company about payment arrangements, extensions or the Average Monthly Payment plan, and call 211 to find local assistance agencies.
Source: aep.com
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- The verdict comes from user reports, counted above a small threshold. An incident announced on the official status page can mark an outage as confirmed.
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