Outage Center 800-967-9324

Outage Information

11:45 a.m. – TVEC crews are responding to a large outage affecting nearly 700 members between Brownsboro and Chandler. Any updates regarding this outage will be made as edits to this post. Report outages at 800-967-9324, in SmartHub or via outage texting.

1:20 a.m. – This outage has been restored. 9:50 a.m. – TVEC crews are responding to a large outage affecting a portion of southern Kaufman County east of Scurry and over to Hwy. 175. Any updates regarding this outage will be made as edits to this post.

12:20 – This outage has been restored. 11:50 a.m. – TVEC crews are responding to a large outage affecting almost 500 members north of Cayuga and around Crossroads, south of Athens. Any updates regarding this outage will be made as edits to this post. Report outages at

6:10 a.m. – This outage has been restored. 5:30 a.m. – TVEC crews are responding to a large outage affecting more than 900 members south of Terrell along Hwy 34 and over toward Elmo. Any updates regarding this outage will be made as edits to this post.

7:05 p.m. – This outage has been restored. Oncor had a damaged transmission line that caused the outage. 6 p.m. – TVEC crews are responding to a large outage affecting more than 2000 members served by our Montalba substation. The power transmission line to the substation is

12:40 p.m. – Outage Update: both outages have been restored. We anticipate more windy conditions and potential storms today so be alert, be prepares and we will be ready too! 11:30 – TVEC crews are responding to a few outages around the area. In Van Zandt County

8:50 a.m. – This outage has been restored. Crews found a failed insulator that had been struck by lightning. 8 a.m. – TVEC crews are responding to a large outage affecting more than 700 members south and east of Frankston this morning as thunderstorms and showers persist

10:30 p.m. March 4 – TVEC crews are out in force as thunderstorms have left scattered outages in the northern part of the service territory, particularly north of I-20 around Wills Point. Response may be slowed somewhat by continued storm activity and flash flood warnings are active