Planned power outage, Division Street - Williamsville Area
Started on November 30, 2017 09:00 AM
Estimated ended on November 30, 2017 12:00 PM (estimated 3 hours)
Alternate start date & time: November 30, 2017 04:00 AM
Cause: Installing New Overhead Electric Equipment
Description:
Workers will be installing high voltage overhead electric lines to the poles in the area on behalf of your electricity distributor, Kingston Hydro Corporation.
During this work, power will be interrupted.
Weather conditions, emergencies, or other factors may prevent work from being conducted on the scheduled date forcing the postponement to an alternate date.
We apologize for any inconvenience. This work helps to ensure a reliable source of electricity to you, our customers. For more information, please call the Customer Service Centre at 613-546-0000.
Services affected
ElectricityApproximate # of
properties affected
251 – 500
Legend
- Electricity
What to do or expect:
Power Outage Precautions:
- Turn off all appliances that will turn on automatically when power is restored.
- Plan ahead and consider a source of
back-up power for important building systems, including sump pumps. - Keep a phone that does not require electricity. Cordless phones require electricity or battery backup and may not work in a power outage. Take the opportunity when you do have
power to charge critical electronic devices such as mobile phones. - Know the steps you can take to keep your food safe in an emergency with this information from the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
- Use caution when using open flames. Never leave burning candles unattended, and keep them well away from kids and pets.
- Do not use a propane barbeque, camp stove or portable standby generator indoors. They can generate dangerous levels of carbon monoxide. Your carbon monoxide detector may not work in an outage.
- Know safe installation and other precautions to avoid dangers associated with generators. Review the section on portable standby generators below.
- Avoid elevators until the power has been
stabilized . - Power outages mean that a number of traffic signals may not be working and travellers are reminded to treat the affected intersections as though they are four-way stops and yield to traffic on the right.
- The City of Kingston offers a helpful resource to help you and your family prepare for an emergency. Check it out on their website. We recommend that all property owners maintain a kit which includes candles, a flashlight, batteries and a
battery powered radio. - Review these Stormy Weather Tips from the Electrical Safety Authority.
- Review this preventative information from City of Kingston Fire & Rescue on staying safe during a power outage.
Disclaimer
The data is based on estimates and projections, and no representation is made that the posted materials are comprehensive or free from error. The outage data is provided "as is" without any guarantee or warranty of any kind, express or implied. During emergency or large outage situations, the data available may be limited, delayed, or not totally accurate because circumstances are constantly changing. Utilities Kingston does not warrant or assume any legal liability or responsibility for the reliance, use, accuracy, completeness, or usefulness of any information.