Salt River project are offering an ice reimbursement for customers who have experienced a severe outage related to the storms that rolled through the Valley on Sunday night.

SRP officials say distribution and transmission line workers are working to restore power and mitigate damage on its system from Sunday night's storm, which had substantial impacts across the Valley. 

At the height of the storm, about 9:30 p.m. July 17, there were more than 39,400 customers without power as well as 106 distribution poles and fifteen 69-kilovolt powerlines downed. 

Officials said there are still a significant number of poles down in various locations that crews are working to fix, and as a result, some customers are experiencing extended outages.  

Customers with outages lasting five hours or more can be reimbursed by SRP up to $10 for the cost of ice, which may be helpful in preserving perishables in refrigerators and freezers.  

Impacted customers should: 

• Send an email to help@srpnet.com with subject line "Ice Reimbursement"  
• Include the SRP customer’s name and address,  
• Along with a copy of their receipt from purchasing ice. 

SRP also encourages customers or anyone in need to locate their nearest cooling centers using the heat relief map: Heat Relief Network (azmag.gov). 

Customers can sign up for My Account and download the SRP Power mobile app to get the latest information on their service and accounts.  
Customers can also check the SRP Outage Map for updates on outages in their area as well as links to outage resources.