Power Outages in Daggett County, UT
No live outage feed is available for Daggett County, UT yet — live coverage depends on local utilities reporting to ODIN. In 2020, the average customer here lost power for about 1.6 hours.
Daggett County, UT is served by local tracked utilities.
Daggett County's utilities do not report live data to ODIN, so real-time outage counts aren't available here. The historical record below is complete.
No active NWS alerts for Daggett County right now.
Hardest-hit cities in Daggett County
Where this event is concentrated across the county's towns and townships.
Historical reliability
In 2020, the average customer in Daggett County went about 1.6 hours without power. Peak simultaneous outage on record reached 4,344 customers.
Worst year here was 2019 (peak 4,344 customers out) · decade average 10.9 hrs without power per customer/yr.
| Year | Outage events | Peak customers out | Avg hrs/customer |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | 610 | 4,344 | 20.2 |
| 2020 | 257 | 406 | 1.6 |
Relatively Low wildfire exposure · 10.9 hrs/yr of outages over the last decade.
FEMA rates this county’s social vulnerability relatively moderate — outages hit harder where communities are less able to respond and recover.
All hazard rankings →Power outages in Daggett County: FAQ
- How often does Daggett County, UT lose power?
- Based on EAGLE-I records, Daggett County, UT logged 257 distinct outage events in 2020, averaging about 1.6 hours without power per customer over the year.
- What was the worst power outage in Daggett County, UT?
- The largest tracked outage peaked at 4,344 customers without power, beginning May 10, 2019 and lasting about 4h 45m.
- Is there a power outage in Daggett County, UT right now?
- No major outage is currently reported for Daggett County, UT. Live coverage depends on whether local utilities report to ODIN.
Outages are tracked at the county level; these ZIP codes fall within Daggett County.
84023, 84046
Machine-readable data: /api/v1/counties/49009 and /api/v1/counties/49009/history. Historical figures derive from the DOE/ORNL EAGLE-I dataset (EAGLE-I tracked roughly 79% of Utah customers).