Ashland schedules electrical outage for early Friday morning

Ashland Electric serves more than 11,000 residential, commercial and government customers. City of Ashland photo
May 15, 2025

Outage is necessary to replace equipment, the city says

The city of Ashland has scheduled a power outage for the northwest part of town from 3:30 to 6 a.m. Friday, May 16.

The outage “is necessary to replace critical equipment and ensure continued reliable service,” a city news release said.

The affected area is encircled by a yellow line on the image below, provided by the city.

“Please note that (Asante) Ashland Community Hospital will not be impacted by this outage,” the news release said.

Visit ashlandoregon.gov/Electric for more information.

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