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Brazos County, TX Power Outages

Community outage and restoration reports for all 16 ZIP codes in Brazos County, Texas.

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Outage & emergency numbers for Brazos County

911 Downed lines, fire, CO or medical emergency

Report the outage to your electric utility (check your bill if unsure)

City of Bryan

Municipal utility

We have not verified an outage number for this utility yet. Use the number on your electric bill or the utility’s website.

State help

Report outages to your wires company (Texas)

In most of Texas you buy power from a retail provider, but outages are fixed by the local wires company (TDU). Call the one that serves your area.

Texas Division of Emergency Management

State emergency management: disaster declarations, shelters and recovery information.

Public Utility Commission of Texas

Utility regulator: file a complaint if your utility does not resolve an outage, billing or shut-off problem.

211 Texas

Dial 211 for warming/cooling centers, shelters, food and help paying utility bills.

Utility service areas come from U.S. Department of Energy / NREL data and can be approximate – the company on your electric bill is always right. Numbers were collected from official websites; tell us if one has changed. All emergency numbers →

ZIP codes in Brazos County (16)

  • 77801 Bryan
  • 77802 Bryan
  • 77803 Bryan
  • 77805 Bryan (PO Box)
  • 77806 Bryan (PO Box)
  • 77807 Bryan
  • 77808 Bryan
  • 77840 College Station
  • 77841 College Station (PO Box)
  • 77842 College Station (PO Box)
  • 77843 College Station
  • 77844 College Station (PO Box)
  • 77845 College Station
  • 77862 Kurten (PO Box)
  • 77866 Millican (PO Box)
  • 77881 Wellborn (PO Box)

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