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Power Outages in Chambers County, AL

Diverse Power Incorporated has not reported outages here, but it only publishesactive outages, so that isn't a confirmed all-clear. Alabama Power Co and Tallapoosa River Elec Coop Inc publish only a system-wide total, not county figures. There is no live feed for City of Lafayette - (AL) and City of Lanett - (AL). In 2025, the average customer here lost power for about 8.3 hours.

Chambers County, AL is served by 5 tracked utilities.

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Diverse Power Incorporated only appearsin feeds while reporting outages, so no report isn't a confirmed all-clear.

Alabama Power Co and Tallapoosa River Elec Coop Inc publish no county-level figures.

No live feed for City of Lafayette - (AL) and City of Lanett - (AL): outages in theirservice area won't show here.

Live status by utility · Chambers County

0.0%of this county's ~16,569 customers are served by utilities with a county-level live feed.

Blind spots

We can't see outages for: City of Lafayette - (AL), City of Lanett - (AL). Their customers are not in any number on this page; check their own outage maps.

Only visible while reporting outages: Diverse Power Incorporated. Zero here is not a confirmed all-clear.

System-wide total only, no county split: Alabama Power Co, Tallapoosa River Elec Coop Inc.

UtilityFeedOutServed% outSmall outagesIncidentsUtility ETRAs of
Alabama Power CoLive · total onlynot by county------
Diverse Power IncorporatedOutages onlynone reported------
Tallapoosa River Elec Coop IncLive · total onlynot by county------
City of Lafayette - (AL)No live feedcan't see------
City of Lanett - (AL)No live feedcan't see------

Electricity-dependent residents

HHS emPOWER · data October 7, 2026

Medicare beneficiaries in Chambers Countywho rely on electricity-dependent medical equipment (ventilators, oxygen concentrators, home dialysis, powered wheelchairs, and more). HHS reports counts of 1–10 as “≤11”. Medicare only, so the full at-risk population is larger.

Power-dependent
600
Oxygen service
77
Dialysis (facility)
90
Home health / hospice
100
By ZIP code (6)
ZIPPower-dependentVentilatorsO2 concentratorsHome dialysis
3685423914190≤11
3686317413125≤11
3686291≤1168≤11
3685237≤1123≤11
3687925≤1117≤11
3685525≤1119≤11

Emergency managers can request identified beneficiary lists through their state health department via the HHS emPOWER program.

🔔 Alerts for Chambers County, AL

Outage began, grew, restoration estimate changed, restored: by email, Slack, Teams, Discord or signed webhook, for Chambers County or any town and utility in it.

◢ ACTIVE WEATHER ALERTS · NWS

No active NWS alerts for Chambers County right now.

Recent NWS alert activity · Chambers County

Chambers County has been under 29 National Weather Service alerts recently, most recently a Wind Advisory on October 10, 2026.

  • Tropical Cyclone Local Statement ×13
  • Tropical Storm Watch ×8
  • Tropical Storm Warning ×4
  • Special Weather Statement ×2
  • Flood Watch ×1
  • Wind Advisory ×1

Latest Chambers County, AL outage updates

A running log of how this outage has changed, updated automatically as utilities report in.

  1. RESOLVED

    Power restored after 2h 5m

  2. RESTORATION ETA

    Restoration now estimated September 22, 2026

  3. IMPROVING

    Improving: down to 108 customers out

  4. RESTORATION ETA

    Restoration now estimated September 23, 2026

  5. RESTORATION ETA

    Restoration now estimated September 22, 2026

  6. RESTORATION ETA

    Restoration now estimated September 23, 2026

  7. GREW

    Outage grew to 664 customers out (4.2% of the county)

  8. RESTORATION ETA

    Restoration now estimated September 22, 2026

Outage trend · Chambers County, AL
0customers out · peak 55
Data as of Oct 15, 2026 00:30 UTC
Chambers County, AL: customers without power, last 24 hoursPeak 55 customers out; latest 0 as of Oct 15, 2026 00:30 UTC. Each point is the highest reading in its interval.0204060Oct 146 AM12 PM6 PM
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Times in EDT. Shaded stretches had no reading.

Hardest-hit cities in Chambers County

Where this event is concentrated across the county's towns and townships.

No cities on file for this county

Historical reliability

In 2025, the average customer in Chambers County went about 8.3 hours without power. Peak simultaneous outage on record reached 4,094 customers.

Official state benchmark (EIA 2025)Source: US EIA

The US EIA reports Alabama utilities averaged 4.5 hrs without power per customer (SAIDI) in 2025, a cross-check on our county estimate of 8.3 hrs.

A decade of outages (2017–2025)
avg hrs without power / customer
Chambers County average outage hours per customer by year2017–2025: 2017 0.9h, 2018 3.6h, 2019 4.5h, 2020 11.7h, 2021 2.7h, 2022 4.0h, 2023 5.3h, 2024 3.5h, 2025 8.3h. Highlighted: 2020.0510150.9h20173.6h20184.5h201911.7h20202.7h20214.0h20225.3h20233.5h20248.3h2025
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Worst year here was 2020 (peak 2,470 customers out) · decade average 5.0 hrs without power per customer/yr.

YearOutage eventsPeak customers outAvg hrs/customer
20171142,6840.9
20186681,1333.6
20197573,3574.5
20206642,47011.7
20217012,0992.7
20227363,0234.0
20237464,0945.3
20246912,2553.5
20257303,6608.3

Cost of power in Chambers County

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Estimated residential electricity price for Chambers County, customer-weighted across the utilities serving it (US EIA, 2025). Retail prices aren't published at the county level; this is a derived estimate.

17.2¢/kWh
estimated residential average
▲ 42% since 2015
vs Alabama avg 16.4¢
vs US avg 20.0¢
BY UTILITY · RESIDENTIAL ¢/kWh

Weighted by each utility's residential customer count (utilities report customers at the state level; a per-county share isn't published). Rising retail prices track a national demand surge; see energy & the data-center boom.

Worst recorded outages
STARTEDPEAK OUTDURATION
March 17, 20234,0945h
February 16, 20253,6601d 19h
June 22, 20193,35723h
November 17, 20223,0231h 15m
November 27, 20172,6843h
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Natural hazards & outage risk
ELEVATED

Relatively Moderate tornadoes exposure · 5.0 hrs/yr of outages over the last decade.

TornadoRelatively Moderate
Heat waveRelatively Moderate

FEMA rates this county’s social vulnerability relatively high: outages hit harder where communities are less able to respond and recover.

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Power outages in Chambers County: FAQ

How often does Chambers County, AL lose power?
Based on EAGLE-I records, Chambers County, AL logged 730 distinct outage events in 2025, averaging about 8.3 hours without power per customer over the year.
What was the worst power outage in Chambers County, AL?
The largest tracked outage peaked at 4,094 customers without power, beginning March 17, 2023 and lasting about 5h.
Is there a power outage in Chambers County, AL right now?
No major outage is currently reported for Chambers County, AL. Live coverage depends on whether local utilities report to ODIN.
Which utilities serve Chambers County, AL?
Tracked electric providers include Alabama Power Co, Diverse Power Incorporated, Tallapoosa River Elec Coop Inc.
ZIP codes in Chambers County

Outages are tracked at the county level; these ZIP codes fall within Chambers County.

36852, 36854, 36855, 36862, 36863, 36879

Electric providers serving this county

From EIA-861 service territory, with official reliability where reported.

ProviderOfficial SAIDI (EIA)LiveReport outage
Diverse Power Incorporated8.6 hrsOutages only-
Tallapoosa River Elec Coop Inc9.4 hrsLive · total only-
Alabama Power Co-Live · total only
City of Lafayette - (AL)-No live feed-
City of Lanett - (AL)-No live feed-

Data from DOE/ORNL ODIN, DOE EAGLE-I, EIA Form 861 (utility reliability), EIA electricity retail prices and FEMA National Risk Index, every source we read. Historical figures derive from the DOE/ORNL EAGLE-I dataset (EAGLE-I tracked roughly 0% of Alabama customers). Machine-readable data: /api/v1/counties/01017 and /api/v1/counties/01017/history.