PowerOutageHistory
Reliability Grade
D
Worse than average
2014-2025
Georgia

Pike CountyPower Outage History

20142025 · Georgia
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What this grade means

Worse than average — more frequent or longer outages than most counties. This county's recorded history shows more frequent outages and/or longer restoration times than most US counties over the same 12-year period. If you live here, it's worth taking backup power more seriously than an average household would.

Takeaway
Higher-than-average outage risk
Reliability Rank
Fuller bar = more reliable
Nationwide34th pct
In Georgia#69 of 159
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Total events
632
Recorded 2014–2025
Avg duration
2.3 hrs
Per outage event
Longest outage
84 hrs
Single worst event on record
Customers served
11,255
Utility customers in county

Outages by year

Outages by month (seasonality)

Worst outage events on record

DateDurationCustomers affectedCause
Aug 28, 2023<1 hr5,978 (53%)Unnamed event
Sep 11, 201784 hrs4,799 (43%)Tropical Storm Irma
Feb 16, 202531 hrs4,084 (36%)Thunderstorm Wind
Apr 11, 202532 hrs3,598 (32%)Thunderstorm Wind
Jan 12, 202338 hrs2,692 (24%)Tornado

Was There an Outage on a Specific Date?

Pick a date to see whether a power outage was recorded for Pike County, Georgia that day.

Over the 12 years from 2014 to 2025, Pike County recorded 632 distinct power outage events, averaging 2.3 hours per event.

The single worst outage on record in Pike County started August 28, 2023, lasting less than 1 hour and leaving up to 5,978 customers without power (53% of the county) at its peak.

June has historically been the worst month for outages in Pike County, with 84 events recorded during that month across the dataset.

Based on this history, Pike County earns a Reliability Grade of D, placing it in the 34th percentile nationally for grid reliability (higher percentile = more reliable).

Similar counties in Georgia

Counties with the closest reliability grade and national percentile to Pike County.

CountyGradeNational percentile
Laurens CountyD34th
Seminole CountyD33rd
Greene CountyD34th
Chattooga CountyD33rd
Harris CountyD33rd

Most reliable counties nationally

The top 3 counties nationally by reliability grade and percentile.

CountyStateGradeNational percentile
Clay CountySouth DakotaA100th
Clearwater CountyMinnesotaA99th
Limestone CountyAlabamaA99th

Least reliable counties nationally

The bottom 3 counties nationally by reliability grade and percentile.

FAQ

How often does power go out in Pike County?

Between 2014 and 2025, Pike County recorded 632 outage events, averaging 2.3 hours each.

What is Pike County's reliability grade?

Pike County has a Reliability Grade of D, in the 34th national percentile.

What was the worst power outage in Pike County?

The worst outage on record started August 28, 2023, lasting less than 1 hour and affecting up to 5,978 customers.

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Data: ORNL EAGLE-I Recorded Electricity Outages (2014–2025), CC BY 4.0. Storm names: NOAA Storm Events Database. Last data refresh: 2025. See methodology.