Power outage Olympia today: Residents in Olympia, Washington, may be experiencing localized electricity interruptions as utility crews monitor and respond to outages across the region. Current outage data shows that Thurston County has a small number of customers without power, although the available figures can change as new outages are reported and crews restore service.
As of the latest available update on September 25, 2026, Puget Sound Energy (PSE) reported 3 customers without power in Thurston County, out of approximately 84,701 customers tracked in the county. Statewide, PSE was reporting more than 1,000 customers without electricity, with outages concentrated primarily in other Washington counties.
For Olympia residents, the most useful source for a specific address is the official PSE outage map, which provides outage locations, status information and estimated restoration times when available. PSE notes that outage information can take up to about 20 minutes to appear after an outage is reported.
What to do if your power is out
Residents experiencing an unexpected outage should report it to Puget Sound Energy. PSE allows customers to report outages and receive updates about restoration. The company also advises people to stay away from downed power lines and contact emergency services when there is an immediate safety hazard.
The Thurston County government also directs residents experiencing power outages to contact PSE and use its outage map for current information.
This is a developing situation, and outage totals can change throughout the day. Residents should check the official outage map for the latest information affecting their neighborhood, including estimated restoration times and whether crews have been assigned.
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