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The Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune
National
Sneha Dey

Some Austin homes may not get electricity back for another week, city says

Austin Energy crew leader Forrest Gifford communicates with line worker Brian Behrens during power line maintenance on Feb. 4, 2023.
Austin Energy crew leader Forrest Gifford communicates with line worker Brian Behrens during power line repairs Saturday. (Credit: Leila Saidane/The Texas Tribune)

Nearly 95% of Austin now has electricity after last week's winter storm, but the city’s utility says some of the fewer than 30,000 homes and businesses still without power Sunday night might have to wait another week for it to be restored.

Austin Energy said Sunday it has moved on to addressing the most complicated and time-consuming outages around the city and it expects that many customers will get their lights on before Feb. 12.

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