Reliable power starts long before a storm hits. Through a statewide effort that brings multiple crews together in targeted areas, Entergy Arkansas is upgrading poles, improving system standards and investing in infrastructure improvements that help keep the lights on for customers across Arkansas.

Sunday evening’s storm brought high winds and vegetation damage leading to power outages in parts of the state, peaking at 22,600 customers without power.  Entergy Arkansas crews have been working tirelessly and have restored 87% of those outages. Crews are actively responding to the remaining 2,900 outages and we're committed to getting everyone back on as safely and quickly as possible.

Sunday evening’s storm brought high winds and vegetation damage that caused power outages across parts of the state, peaking at approximately 22,600 customers without power. Entergy Arkansas crews worked through the night and have already restored about 70% of those outages in less than 12 hours.

Entergy Arkansas today announced that it will host a vendor fair for companies interested in pursuing contract opportunities related to the Ironwood plant’s construction.

Entergy Arkansas will host a Customer Care Pop-Up event on Tuesday, March 17 and Wednesday, March 18 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Phillips Community College, 100 Campus Drive.