NB Power
New Brunswick Power Corporation · Provincial Crown corporation
New Brunswick
New Brunswick Emergency & Outage Numbers
Utility outage lines, provincial agencies and local numbers for New Brunswick. In a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
National numbers
911
Police, fire & ambulance – downed power lines, fire, carbon monoxide, medical emergencies
24/7
9-8-8
9-8-8 Suicide Crisis Helpline (call or text)
24/7
211
Community services: shelters, warming/cooling centres, food & utility bill help (211 is not yet available in every community)
24/7 where available
1-844-764-7669
Poison Centre (1-844-POISON-X) – incl. carbon monoxide questions
24/7
1-800-418-1111
Canadian Red Cross (general inquiries; disaster relief lines vary by region)
New Brunswick agencies & utilities
911 Downed lines, fire, CO or medical emergencyReport the outage to your electric utility (check your bill if unsure)
Saint John Energy
Municipal utility
Edmundston Energy
Edmundston Energy (Énergie Edmundston) · Municipal utility
We have not verified an outage number for this utility yet. Use the number on your electricity bill or the utility’s website.
Perth-Andover Electric
Perth-Andover Electric Light Commission · Municipal utility
We have not verified an outage number for this utility yet. Use the number on your electricity bill or the utility’s website.
Provincial help
New Brunswick Emergency Measures Organization (24-hour)
Provincial emergency management: disaster declarations, shelters and recovery information.
New Brunswick Energy and Utilities Board
Utility regulator: file a complaint if your utility does not resolve an outage, billing or shut-off problem.
211 New Brunswick
Dial 211 for warming/cooling centres, shelters, food and help paying utility bills.
Utility service areas can be approximate – the company on your electricity bill is always right. Numbers were collected from official websites; tell us if one has changed. All emergency numbers →
City lines
Fredericton (Fredericton)
Outage safety
- Downed lines
Stay at least 10 metres (33 feet) away from fallen wires and anything touching them. Call 911, then your utility.
- Generators outside only
Run generators at least 6 metres from doors and windows – never in a garage. Carbon monoxide is invisible and deadly.
- CO alarms
Keep battery-powered carbon monoxide alarms on every floor. If one sounds, get outside and call 911.
- Food safety
Keep fridge and freezer closed: food stays cold about 4 hours in the fridge and up to 48 hours in a full freezer.
- Unplug electronics
Unplug appliances to avoid damage from surges when power returns. Leave one light on so you know.
- Heat & cold
Dial 211 (where available) for the nearest cooling or warming centre. Never heat your home with an oven, grill or camp stove.
- Medical devices
If you rely on powered medical equipment, tell your utility, ask about priority notification programs, and have a backup plan.
- Dark traffic lights
Treat an intersection with dark signals as an all-way stop.
More: Get Prepared (Public Safety Canada) · Health Canada: carbon monoxide
Other provinces
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- Nova Scotia
- Ontario
- Prince Edward Island
- Quebec
- Saskatchewan
Territories
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