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Marshall County Power Outages

updated 2m ago

Customers Out 156
Customers Tracked 25,459

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Marshall County Outage Summary

Right now, 156 homes and businesses are without power in Marshall County, Alabama. That's 0.61% of the 25,459 customers we track in the county. Last updated: 2m ago.

Marshall County currently ranks 2nd for total power outages and 1st for percentage of customers affected among all 67 counties in Alabama.

We track 8 utilities in Marshall County. North Alabama Electric Coop has the most customers out with 156 power outages. See the complete utility list below.

North Alabama Electric Coop has the highest percentage of customers affected at 7.18% without power.

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Marshall County Historical Outages

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Outages by Utility

North Alabama Electric Coop

Updated 2m ago

156 Customers Out 2,172 Tracked 7.18% Outage Percent

Huntsville Utilities

Updated 9h ago

0 Customers Out 1,306 Tracked 0.00% Outage Percent

Cherokee Electric Coop

Updated 2m ago

0 Customers Out 174 Tracked 0.00% Outage Percent

Arab Electric Coop

Updated 3h ago

0 Customers Out 5,607 Tracked 0.00% Outage Percent

Marshall-DeKalb Electric Coop

Updated 2m ago

0 Customers Out 14,980 Tracked 0.00% Outage Percent

Alabama Power

Updated 2m ago

0 Customers Out 86 Tracked 0.00% Outage Percent

Sand Mountain Electric Coop

Updated 1d ago

0 Customers Out 1,134 Tracked 0.00% Outage Percent

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