Sevier County Electric System
Municipal utility
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Municipal utility · TN
Sevier County Electric System Power Outage
Outage phone number, official outage map and live neighbor reports for Sevier County Electric System customers in Tennessee.
Report an outage to Sevier County Electric System
911 Downed lines, fire or any emergencyAreas served by Sevier County Electric System reporting outages now
No community outage reports in Sevier County Electric System ZIP codes right now. If your power is out, report it to the utility and on your ZIP code page.
Where Sevier County Electric System provides electricity
15 ZIP codes in 5 counties (NREL / OpenEI utility service-area data – boundaries are approximate).
- Blount County, TN 2 ZIPs
- Cocke County, TN 1 ZIP
- Jefferson County, TN 3 ZIPs
- Knox County, TN 1 ZIP
- Sevier County, TN 8 ZIPs
Largest ZIP codes served
Planned outages
No planned outages listed right now.
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Recent reports nearby
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Auto-resolved Clarksville, TN 37040 · Montgomery County “Resolved automatically: no new outage reports for 24 hours”
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Auto-resolved Clarksville, TN 37043 · Montgomery County “Resolved automatically: no new outage reports for 24 hours”
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Auto-resolved Jackson, TN 38305 · Madison County “Resolved automatically: no new outage reports for 24 hours”
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Reporting a Sevier County Electric System outage
Sevier County Electric System restores power fastest when customers report outages directly by phone, text, app or website. Have your account number or service address ready. For a downed or sparking line, keep at least 35 feet away and call 911 first.