Salt River Project

Deflate and dispose of balloons properly to avoid power outages.

Decorating your storefront? Make sure your lights and cords are up to code.

SRP has once again earned national recognition for its reliability performance, ranking third nationwide among electric utilities serving more than 500,000 customers, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). Reliability is measured using the System Average Interruption Duration Index (SAIDI), which tracks the average outage duration per customer, and the System Average Interruption Frequency Index (SAIFI), which measures outage frequency. In 2024, SRP ranked third for SAIDI and 16th for SAIFI — an improvement from 2023, when it placed fifth and 26th, respectively. SRP’s reliability metrics include all types of interruptions and are not adjusted for major events, weather, or planned maintenance, underscoring the strength of our systems and processes. Reliable power benefits not only SRP’s residential and commercial customers but also plays a key role in attracting businesses to the region.

We want our customers to stay safe from being scammed. If you receive a suspicious call threatening immediate power shutoff and demanding payment, remember to: ➡️ Slow Down ➡️ Verify ➡️ Stop the Scam You can always hang up and call us directly at (602) 236-8888 to discuss your account. Our team is available 24/7! https://srp.net/ukdh3s

Here's a unique look at a day in the life of a dam keeper at SRP. “ A lot of people ask me what I do here. The simple answer is, my job is to make sure this big piece of concrete doesn’t go anywhere.” - Don McMillian, Hydro Operations Specialist, SRP

This year, we've dedicated 6,624 hours to install 279 poles, 19 transformers and 157,969 feet of electric cable to bring electricity to homes on the Navajo Nation.

🌟 Congratulations to our 2025 ATHENA Award Recipients! 🌟 These remarkable leaders embody strength, wisdom, and a commitment to uplifting others. We’re inspired by their dedication to excellence and can’t wait to see how they continue to shape our community for the better. Private Sector: Grenee Martacho, CEO, Concord General Contracting, Inc. Public Sector: Elvy Barton, Water and Forest Sustainability Senior Manager, Salt River Project (SRP) Young Professional: Brandie Reiner, Executive Director, National Association of Social Workers - Arizona Chapter 💜 Discover their inspiring stories and join us in celebrating their achievements! https://lnkd.in/gE-ZRMiM

Another Arizona summer is behind us -- and what a summer it was. SRP set a new record for electricity demand and experienced some intense weather events. Here are a few highlights: The power system experienced a record peak demand of 8,542 megawatts on Aug. 7, when the temperature hit 118 degrees — the highest temperature ever for August in the Valley. There were no major transmission line outages. These accomplishments go far beyond just keeping the lights on or water flowing. They support public health, safety and the economic vitality of the Valley.

Loose items like tarps that get blown into power lines can cause electrical outages for entire neighborhoods.

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