WINTER WEATHER ALERT

Photo of a wintery, icy road and a disabled vehicle that has slipped off the roadway.

We are expecting more overnight low temperatures, plus freezing rain and ice accumulation. This weather system does not appear to be as severe as the January 2024 ice storm; however, EPUD crews and staff are preparing for any outages that may occur.

We encourage you to be prepared, just in case you lose power. This includes having food to eat that does not require heat, extra blankets and warm clothing, and flashlights or lanterns. Get more emergency preparation tips.

⚠️ DRIVE SAFELY

Roads may be icy and slippery overnight and during early morning hours. If you cannot avoid driving while roads are icy, slow down and use extra caution.

⚠️ SIGN UP FOR EMERGENCY ALERTS

We urge EVERYONE in Lane County to sign up to receive Emergency Alerts at www.LaneAlerts.org or by texting your zip code to 888777.

With Lane Alerts, you can choose to get notifications by phone, text, and/or email, including alerts about evacuations, severe weather, flooding, police activity, and more.

Be safe!