PPL Electric
PPL Electric Utilities Corporation Β· Investor-owned utility
Dauphin County, Pennsylvania Β· ZIP 17109
Status now Β· live
Since tracking began on October 24, 2026, neighbors in Penbrook have confirmed 0 outages totaling 0.0 hours without power.
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Built from community reports. Totals count confirmed outages (reported by two or more neighbors). Official outage records come from your utility.
PPL Electric Utilities Corporation Β· Investor-owned utility
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State emergency management: disaster declarations, shelters and recovery information.
Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission
Utility regulator: file a complaint if your utility does not resolve an outage, billing or shut-off problem.
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Dial 211 for warming/cooling centers, shelters, food and help paying utility bills.
Utility service areas come from U.S. Department of Energy / NREL data and can be approximate β the company on your electric bill is always right. Numbers were collected from official websites; tell us if one has changed. All emergency numbers β
Food-safety timer β start it when your power goes out. It keeps running even if you close this page.
Power out for 0 min
Over 4 hours: throw out refrigerated meat, poultry, seafood, milk, soft cheese, eggs and leftovers that have been above 40 Β°F for 2 hours or more. When in doubt, throw it out.
Times from FoodSafety.gov (USDA) guidance; they assume the doors stay closed.
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Live, neighbor-reported power status for ZIP code 17109 in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. Report an outage or restoration and see what people nearby are reporting.
| ZIP | City | Status now | Updated |
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| 17111 | Harrisburg | No reports | β |
| 17103 | Harrisburg | No reports | β |
| 17104 | Harrisburg | No reports | β |
| 17112 | Harrisburg | No reports | β |
| 17110 | Harrisburg | No reports | β |
| 17113 | Harrisburg | No reports | β |
| 17102 | Harrisburg | No reports | β |
| 17036 | Hummelstown | No reports | β |
| 17057 | Middletown | No reports | β |
| 17033 | Hershey | No reports | β |
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Current status: Power restored. Reported back 22 hours ago Β· 1 reporter(s)
Electricity in ZIP code 17109 (Dauphin County, Pennsylvania) is provided by PPL Electric, according to U.S. Department of Energy (NREL) utility service-area data. Your electric bill shows your exact utility and account number.
Report it to your utility: 1-800-342-5775 (PPL Electric). Have your account number or service address ready. You can also tap βPower is outβ on this page so neighbors know. For downed lines or sparks, stay 35 feet away and call 911.
In the last 30 days the community reported 1 outage(s) in 17109 (1 in the last 7 days). The average outage lasted 12h 37m and the longest 12h 37m. Reliability grade: D (poor β frequent outages).
No scheduled maintenance outage is listed for 17109 right now. Utilities usually notify affected customers directly by phone, text or email.
ZIP code 17109 is in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. USPS primary city: Harrisburg (also accepted: Lower Paxton, Penbrook). Area code(s): 223 717.
Check your breaker panel, then report the outage to your utility. Keep fridge and freezer doors closed (food stays safe about 4 hours in a closed fridge and 48 hours in a full freezer). Unplug sensitive electronics. Never run a generator, grill or camp stove indoors or in a garage. If someone relies on medical equipment or it is dangerously hot or cold, call 911 or dial 211 for the nearest cooling or warming center.
This page tracks community reports of power outages for Penbrook, ZIP code 17109, in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania. When someone nearby reports an outage, the status above updates within seconds; when the lights come back on, tapping "Power is back" helps everyone know.
Always report the outage to your electric utility as well β this site does not notify utilities. For downed power lines, sparking equipment, fire or carbon monoxide, stay away and call 911.
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