Florida Power & Light Outage in Vero Beach, Florida: Current Problems and Outages (2024)

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The latest reports from users having issues in Vero Beach come from postal codes 32962 and 32960.

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Problems in the last 24 hours in Vero Beach, Florida

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Live Outage Map Near Vero Beach, Indian River County, Florida

The most recent Florida Power & Light outage reports came from the following cities:Vero Beach.

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City	Problem Type	Report Time
Vero Beach	Power Outage	yesterday
Vero Beach	Power Outage	23 days ago
Vero Beach	Power Outage	23 days ago
Vero Beach	Power Outage	one month ago
Vero Beach	Power Outage	one month ago
Vero Beach	Power Outage	3 months ago

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Florida Power & Light Issues Reports Near Vero Beach, Florida

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Vero Beach and nearby locations:

Tom Croom (@TomCroom) reported 40 seconds agofromVero Beach, Florida
(1/2) Hey @insideFPL. Something’s not right here.-Lost power around 5 AM(?) this morning. -I got a text at 7:19 AM that a specialist was working on it. ETA 8:15 AM.-Check close to 8 AM, time updated to 12:30 PM.-Check 30 minutes ago, no more time estimate fixed.Continued…
Wherever I May Roam (@melodytravels) reported 23 minutes agofromVero Beach, Florida
@insideFPL 59 minutes and I had a somewhat resolution, which then required me to sign in and attempt 3 times before cancelling service. You should quit trying to dodge a live body and give the assistance that’s needed.

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Jorge Hernandez (@JorgeHernandz7) reported 25 seconds agofromCountry Walk, Florida
Hello Madam Mayor @MayorDaniella. Who do we contact regarding a light pole that's been down over a month now? It's important because this is a school bus stop with multiple buses picking up students and it's very dark at 5:30 am. Safety is important for our students. @insideFPL
Mark Jacobs (@mjack757) reported 56 seconds ago
@insideFPL it's been 2 weeks now with this RF problem from one of your transformers and despite detailed phone conversations explaining the problem you guys keep sending the wrong guy. Can someone who deals with RFI (from leaky transformers call me. Please
Mary Nicolini (@mary_nicolini) reported 2 minutes ago
@insideFPL why did you hook up a street light on our dead end street next to a car dealership? And, hook it up to my home. Are you going to pay for surge protection insurance you happen to offer. Good way to get business. Take it down.
Dale Read🇺🇸🇺🇦 (@DaleRocketbuck) reported 5 minutes ago
@insideFPL your non-union underground ground crew in this area leave a lot to be desired. Sunday morning with no power to cook is about par for your company…
Lorraine gliatta (@lemoncello11211) reported 10 minutes ago
@insideFPL I live in Wellington. Why am I constantly getting power surges when there are no storms or wind. You keep hiking your rates but you don’t improve any of your services. Getting disgusted with this one-sided relationship.
unseenfool (@agentstorange) reported 11 minutes ago
@insideFPL OH THEN THere's THE BEST PART WHERE IF IM NOT THE ACCOUNT Owner I CANT EVEN REPORT THE ******* POWER IS OUT. But I can SPAM TWEET THIS ACCOUNT
glxss_ (@nanette0707) reported 13 minutes ago
@insideFPL There was a mix up on my payment. I have 3 accounts in good standing. After taking care of the issue still no power at 730pm. I am a wildlife rehabber with baby raccoons THAT WILL DIE TONIGHT without the power restored! You said it would be. Pathetic.
Kathy Glass 🌻 (@KthyGlass) reported 13 minutes ago
@insideFPL Spoke with Valencia who gave tremendous customer service and support.
Jill DeMarco Shahen (@jilledemarco) reported 15 minutes ago
Dear @insideFPL how does your work crew tell us no electricity for five minutes maximum only to have an issue with the transformer being replaced and a three hour power outage? It's not acceptable.
Laura Russo (@lmr1130) reported 15 minutes ago
@insideFPL I've been trying to log on to the website for a week to pay my bill but it just keeps spinning. Is there an issue with the site?

FAQs

Florida Power & Light Outage in Vero Beach, Florida: Current Problems and Outages? ›

User reports indicate no current problems at Florida Power & Light.

How do I check if there's a power outage in my area? ›

Please call us at 1-800-611-1911 so we can assist you. If you received a notification from us about an outage in your area, enter your Outage Number above. You can find it on your notification. With a bit more information, we can help you retrieve more accurate outage data for your location.

What is the 1-800 number for FPL Florida power outage today? ›

If your entire complex is experiencing power problems, call FPL at 1-800-4OUTAGE (1-800-468-8243) or report the problem online at www.FPL.com/outage. Does the problem come and go? Being aware of patterns can be helpful to you, an electrician or FPL in finding the cause and solution for your power disturbances.

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You can choose between email, voice and text notifications and can opt-out at any time. With these notifications, you'll get: An estimated time of when the power will be restored and notification if it changes by more than an hour. An estimate of the number of customers affected around you.

Why does the power go out so much in Florida? ›

Considering Florida is the lightning capital of the nation, power outages are extremely common. The #1 leading cause of power outages in Florida is natural disasters, specifically tropical storms and hurricanes. Enduring 51-100 power outages per year, Florida falls above average on the scale.

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How do I check if there's a power cut in my area? ›

Is there a power cut in my local area?

Call 105 free from your mobile or landline to get straight through to your local network operator's emergency number.
Go to your local network operator's website to report or track the power cut.

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How long do most power outages last? ›

The duration of a power outage depends on its cause and the extent of damage to the electrical infrastructure. On average, most technical or minor outages in the USA last about 1-2 hours.

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How long does it take for FPL to turn power back on? ›

We reconnect service as quickly and safely as possible. It takes no more than 24 hours from the time payment for the full disconnect amount is received.

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How often are power outages in Florida? ›

The leading cause of power outages in Florida is natural disasters, namely hurricanes and tropical storms. The number of power outages in Florida is ranked on the higher end of average with around 51 to 100 outages per year.

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What does FPL stand for Florida power? ›

As America's largest electric utility, Florida Power & Light Company serves more customers and sells more power than any other utility, providing clean, affordable, reliable electricity to approximately 5.8 million accounts, or more than 12 million people.

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Why is my FPL bill so high now? ›

Additional factors can increase your energy bill too. Things like older appliances can be less efficient and use more energy; house guests, kids on break and working from home can all increase A/C, hot water and oven use; and even purchasing additional electronics.

Why is FPL charging me a second deposit? ›

A review process is triggered automatically to determine whether an additional deposit is required. Several factors are taken in consideration including, the length of time you have been an FPL customer, your payment history, and the amount of your current deposit.

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What is an FPL assist? ›

Assists Fantasy assists are awarded to the player from the goal scoring team who last touches the ball before their teammate who scores the goal. The final touch can be an intentional pass, an inadvertent touch, or the result of an effort on goal.

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Which state has the most power outages? ›

With the most annual power outages, Maine is surely left in the dark. The Pine Tree State tops the list with an average of 4.35 power outages every year, a stark increase above the national average of 1.62 per year.

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What is the largest cause of power outages? ›

1. Storms: Wind, heat, ice and snow are the most common causes of widespread power outages. 2. Trees: During high winds, or trimming by an untrained professional, limbs can come into contact with power lines and cause interruptions.

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How do I find out if there's a power outage in my area? ›

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1-800-DIAL DWP (1-800-342-5397) Available 24/7 for emergency and outage calls.
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How do you check if the power is off? ›

Use a receptacle voltage tester by plugging the device into the outlet. The lights on the device will come on to indicate the presence of a live electrical current. Test an electrical outlet with a non-contact voltage tester by holding the tester about an inch away from the short slot on the outlet.

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How do I check the status of my power outage in Texas? ›

You can report a power outage or check the status of a previously reported power outage via our online reporting tool. You can also call us at 888.313. 4747. If you have signed up for My Oncor Alerts, text OUT to 66267 (ONCOR).

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How do I check the power in my house? ›

Touch one tester probe to one of the silver lugs above the main breaker and the other tester probe to the remaining silver lug above the breaker. The multimeter tester should register a voltage between 210 and 250 volts.

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How do I check my PG&E outage by address? ›

Step 1: Go to PG&E Outage Center to search for an address. Step 2: If an outage is affecting the address, you will see the option to "Get outage updates." Click this link. Step 3: Enter the phone or email where you would like to get alerts.

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