
Tennessee power outages
Fayetteville Public Utilities Power Outages
Current outages reported by Fayetteville Public Utilities, which serves Fayetteville and Lincoln County, plus parts of Marshall, Moore, Franklin and Giles counties. Figures come from the utility’s public outage map.
- Source: www.fpu-tn.com
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Fayetteville Public Utilities
Current Fayetteville Public Utilities outages
Each row is an outage on the Fayetteville Public Utilities map at the time of the reading.
Source updated Oct 30, 11:35 am ET (10:35 am CT) · Retrieved Oct 30, 11:39 am ET (10:39 am CT)
Total served: 19,970
| County | Out | Served |
|---|---|---|
| Lincoln | 1 | 18,586 |
| Marshall | 0 | 380 |
| Moore | 0 | 2 |
| Franklin | 0 | 83 |
| Limestone | 0 | 7 |
| Giles | 0 | 573 |
| Madison | 0 | 13 |
Individual outages
| Out | Started | Crew assigned | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oct 29, 10:45 am ET (9:45 am CT) | Yes |
Fayetteville Public Utilities
About the Fayetteville Public Utilities outage map
Area Fayetteville Public Utilities serves
Fayetteville and Lincoln County, plus parts of Marshall, Moore, Franklin and Giles counties.
Where these figures come from
The utility’s public outage map at www.fpu-tn.com. Fields the map leaves blank are left blank here.
Reporting a Fayetteville Public Utilities outage
Report outages to Fayetteville Public Utilities directly. Tennessee Conditions cannot take outage reports or pass them on.
By town
Weather and outages in Fayetteville Public Utilities towns
Town and county pages in the area Fayetteville Public Utilities lists as its service area, with outages nearby and the forecast for each.
Fayetteville Public Utilities outage emails
Get an email when the Fayetteville Public Utilities outage map shows 250 or more customers out. One email per outage, not one per update.
Helpful links
Helpful links for Fayetteville Public Utilities customers
- What to do in a power outageFederal checklist for food, medicine, generators and carbon monoxide.Ready.gov
- Is the food in the fridge still safe?How long refrigerated and frozen food lasts without power.FoodSafety.gov
- Tennessee Emergency Management AgencyState emergency updates, shelters and disaster assistance.TEMA
- Portable power stationsBattery backup for phones, lights and medical devices.Amazon · affiliate link
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Fayetteville Public Utilities outage questions
Is there a Fayetteville Public Utilities power outage right now?
Fayetteville Public Utilities had no meters out in its ODIN report as of 11:39 am ET on Oct 30. A single home outage may not show until it is reported to the utility.
How do I report a Fayetteville Public Utilities power outage?
Contact Fayetteville Public Utilities directly or use its outage map at www.fpu-tn.com. Tennessee Conditions cannot take outage reports.
How often is the Fayetteville Public Utilities outage list updated here?
This page reads the Fayetteville Public Utilities outage map about every 5 minutes and shows when the reading was taken.
Why does the Fayetteville Public Utilities map show something different?
Fayetteville Public Utilities updates its map on its own schedule. If the times differ, the utility’s map is the more current of the two.
What area does Fayetteville Public Utilities serve?
Fayetteville and Lincoln County, plus parts of Marshall, Moore, Franklin and Giles counties.
Why is a Fayetteville Public Utilities restoration time blank?
The utility had not posted an estimated restoration time for that outage when the reading was taken. Blank fields are never filled in by this site.
Is this page run by Fayetteville Public Utilities?
No. Tennessee Conditions is an independent site and is not affiliated with Fayetteville Public Utilities.
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Current outagesWhere the data for the Fayetteville Public Utilities outage map comes from
Every reading is credited to its source, with the time it was taken. Corrections and source questions go to the sources page.
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