Power outages affecting water, sewer plants

Water and sewage treatment plants in numerous areas are operating at reduced capacity. Some have no electricity and are unable to pump water.

Some plants are working from generators, while others are on the list to receive one, said Skylar McElhaney, spokeswoman for the state Department of Environmental Quality.

"The whole situation is terrible. Some areas are getting bottled water, and others are waiting,” she said.

These municipal and local water providers and sewage plants were operating at reduced capacity:

Canadian County

Canadian Rural Water District #3

Piedmont

Yukon

El Reno

Craig County

Vinita

Welch

Bluejacket

Creek County

Mounds Creek Rural Water District #7

Drumright

Oilton

Delaware County

Holiday Shores

Delaware County Rural Water District #10

Grady County

Grady County Rural Water Districts #1, 2 and 6

Tuttle

Lincoln County

Chandler

Stroud

Wellston

Prague

Meeker

Logan County

Rock Creek

McLain County

Newcastle

Nowata County

Nowata

Delaware

Oklahoma County

Blue Quail Estates

Circle C Estates

Circle P Mobile Home Park

Wildfire Estates

Sherwood Forest Mobile Home Park

Acorn Acres

Willow Creek

Oklahoma City/Deer Creek wastewater treatment plant

Bluff Creek

Cow Creek

Choctaw

Harrah

Jones

Nicoma Park

Spencer

Midwest City

Luther

Applewood Mobile Home Park

Osage County

Skiatook

Avant

Barnsdall

Ramona

Ottawa County

Ottawa Rural Water District #2

Ottawa County Rural Water District #6

Picher

Commerce

Quapaw

Wyandotte

Pottawatomie County

Asher

Wanette

St. Louis

Brooksville

Pottawatomie County Rural Water District #3

Shady Valley (serves McLoud)

Shawnee

Rogers County

Rogers Rural Water District #4 — Talala and Oologah

Oologah

Inola

Chelsea

Catoosa

Tulsa County

Broken Arrow

Bixby

Wagoner County

Wagoner Rural Water District #4 — Wagoner

Green Country Sewer (serves Wagoner)

Washington County

Bartlesville