A power outage is affecting parts of Lubbock, Texas, on Friday, September 25, 2026, with current outage tracking showing more than 1,400 customers without electricity.
The latest available figures indicate approximately 1,423 customers were without power in Lubbock as of about 4:20 a.m. Friday. The number is subject to change as additional outages are reported and crews restore service.
For residents experiencing an outage, Lubbock Power & Light remains the local utility responsible for the city’s electric transmission and distribution infrastructure.
Lubbock Power Outage Today: Latest Status
The latest statewide outage tracker listed Lubbock among the Texas areas with the largest number of customers experiencing power interruptions early Friday.
At approximately 4:20 a.m. on September 25, the tracker showed:
| Outage Detail | Latest Reported Information |
|---|---|
| Location | Lubbock, Texas |
| Date | September 25, 2026 |
| Customers without power | Approximately 1,423 |
| Customers tracked | Approximately 126,648 |
| Last reported update | About 4:20 a.m. |
| Utility | Lubbock Power & Light |
| Restoration status | Ongoing / individual restoration times vary |
The reported number represents customers affected in the tracked Lubbock area and should not be interpreted as a fixed citywide total.
Why Is the Power Out in Lubbock?
At the time of publication, a specific cause for the current Lubbock outage had not been established in the sources reviewed.
Power interruptions can result from equipment failures, damaged lines, weather-related problems, accidents, maintenance or other issues. However, no particular cause should be attributed to Friday’s outage without confirmation from Lubbock Power & Light or another authoritative source.
Residents should therefore rely on official utility updates for information about the cause of an outage affecting their individual location.
Is Lubbock Power Being Restored?
Restoration is expected to occur as crews identify and address individual outages, but a single citywide restoration time has not been publicly confirmed in the information available.
Because outages can involve different circuits and equipment, restoration times may vary from one neighborhood or address to another.
LP&L operates an outage management system that helps identify electrical outages and supports restoration operations. Its public outage map is designed to provide customers with information about active outages.
How to Report a Lubbock Power Outage
Customers who have lost electricity can report an outage directly to Lubbock Power & Light.
The City of Lubbock says customers can report electric outages and downed power lines to LP&L by calling 806-775-2509. The utility also accepts outage reports through its designated email address.
Customers reporting an outage should be prepared to provide their service address, telephone number and information about what they are experiencing.
LP&L’s listed customer contact number is 806-775-2509.
What Lubbock Residents Should Do During an Outage
Residents without electricity should take normal precautions while waiting for service to return.
If a power line has fallen, stay away from it and keep other people away from the area. Downed electrical lines can remain dangerous even when they do not appear to be energized.
Residents can also:
- Check whether the outage is limited to their property or affects nearby homes.
- Report an outage if it has not already been registered.
- Keep refrigerators and freezers closed as much as possible.
- Unplug sensitive electronics if power fluctuations are a concern.
- Follow official instructions from LP&L and local authorities.
- Check official outage information for changes to the restoration status.
Lubbock Power Outage Updates
The number of customers affected by the outage may change throughout the day as utility crews restore electricity and new interruptions are recorded.
The latest third-party tracking available early Friday showed approximately 1,423 Lubbock customers without power. Because outage information can change rapidly, that figure should be treated as a snapshot rather than a final total.
LP&L remains the appropriate source for address-specific restoration information and official service updates.
Will Power Be Restored Today?
There is no confirmed citywide restoration time available from the sources reviewed.
Some customers may have their electricity restored sooner than others depending on the location and nature of the problem. Residents should check the official LP&L outage information or contact the utility directly for the latest status affecting their address.
Lubbock Power Outage Today: Key Facts
| Information | Status |
|---|---|
| Date | September 25, 2026 |
| Affected area | Lubbock, Texas |
| Reported customers without power | About 1,423 |
| Outage cause | Not confirmed in available reports |
| Restoration | Ongoing |
| Citywide restoration time | Not confirmed |
| Utility | Lubbock Power & Light |
| Outage phone | 806-775-2509 |
Latest Update
The Lubbock power outage remains an active service issue as of the latest available information on Friday morning.
With more than 1,400 customers reported without electricity, residents should continue monitoring LP&L’s outage information for changes. The reported outage count can rise or fall as the utility receives new reports and completes restoration work.
Anyone experiencing a power interruption should report it directly to LP&L, particularly if the outage has not appeared in the utility’s system.
This article will require updating if LP&L releases a confirmed cause, affected-area details or estimated restoration times.
Disclaimer
This report reflects outage information available on September 25, 2026. Reported customer totals and restoration information can change rapidly. The approximately 1,423 affected customers figure comes from current third-party outage tracking and is a snapshot rather than an official LP&L citywide declaration. No specific cause or universal restoration time has been confirmed in the sources reviewed. Residents should rely on Lubbock Power & Light for address-specific outage and restoration information.