When will the power be back in Norton Shores, MI?
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Norton Shores is a city of about 25,070 residents in Muskegon County.
None of the utility outage maps we follow has yet listed an outage for Norton Shores by name, so this page reports the Muskegon County county-wide view, which covers Norton Shores. If a serving utility does name Norton Shores during an outage, the city's own numbers appear here automatically.
Around Norton Shores: the closest other places we track are Muskegon, about 5 miles to the north; Grand Haven, about 8 miles to the south; Holland, about 25 miles to the south; and Walker, about 28 miles to the southeast. Also nearby: Grandville (31 mi SE), Grand Rapids (33 mi SE), Wyoming (33 mi SE), East Grand Rapids (36 mi SE), Kentwood (38 mi SE), Ionia (61 mi E), Kalamazoo (70 mi SE) and Portage (74 mi SE).
Looking further out, the nearest place we track is: northeast toward Mount Pleasant (80 mi); east toward Lansing (91 mi); southeast toward Battle Creek (79 mi); south toward Niles (92 mi); southwest toward Kenosha, WI (92 mi); west toward Shorewood, WI (83 mi); and northwest toward Two Rivers, WI (96 mi).
Who serves Norton Shores?
We track live outage data from Consumers Energy and Great Lakes Energy Cooperative in Muskegon County — but several utilities can serve one county, so confirm your own by searching your address on the live map.
County context: across all of Muskegon County, federal outage records (EAGLE-I, 2014–2025) show outages of 200+ customers typically restored in about 4 hr. The full record for Muskegon County
