Power outages in Spring Hill: who to call and outage maps

Last checked Oct. 19, 2026. Sources: Middle Tennessee Electric’s outage center, Columbia Power & Water Systems’ outage page and the city’s after-hours emergency numbers.

The City of Spring Hill does not sell electricity. Power comes from local TVA distributors, including Middle Tennessee Electric (MTE), the member-owned cooperative whose lines run through the city; the Board of Mayor and Aldermen’s Oct. 19 agenda includes an agreement for MTE to move its lines for the Buckner Lane and Port Royal Road project. Some addresses on the Maury County side may be served by another TVA distributor. Your electric bill names your provider.

Who to call

• Middle Tennessee Electric: automated outage line 877-777-0215; 24/7 live support 877-777-9020; live outage map
• Columbia Power & Water Systems: 931-388-4833, 24 hours, 201 Pickens Lane, Columbia
• A downed line or a fire: call 911 and stay well away
• City water or sewer emergency after hours: water 931-797-2152, sewer 931-698-3590

Reporting an outage to MTE

According to MTE’s outage center, you can report an outage three ways:

1. The myMTE app or web portal, which also shows your outage status.
2. The automated outage line, 877-777-0215. Have your account number, meter number or the phone number on your account ready.
3. The 24/7 live support line, 877-777-9020.

Check the MTE outage map first to see whether your outage has already been reported and when crews expect to restore it. MTE also takes outdoor light and streetlight reports online from the same page.

If Columbia Power & Water is your provider

Columbia Power & Water Systems, the public utility that has served Columbia and Maury County since 1939, takes outage calls 24 hours a day at 931-388-4833, according to its outages page, which also links its outage map. Before you call, check that the problem is not in your own breaker panel; CPWS says it may charge for a service call to a customer-side problem.

Storm season

Get warnings before a storm reaches you:

• City alerts: sign up for Hyper-Reach and Nixle, and learn the city’s outdoor warning sirens.
• Storm shelters: if you have a home shelter, add it to the city’s storm shelter registry so first responders know to check it.
• Weather: the National Weather Service in Nashville issues watches and warnings for Spring Hill.
• County emergency management: Maury County and Williamson County.

During an outage

• Treat every downed line as live.
• Run a generator outdoors only, never in a garage or near a window.
• Keep the refrigerator and freezer closed.
• If a traffic signal is dark, treat the intersection as an all-way stop; report it to the city’s after-hours traffic line, 931-698-3891.

Starting service

New residents start power through MTE’s start, stop and move page, or CPWS’s start service page if the address is in its territory. Water, sewer and trash come from the city; see our moving to Spring Hill guide.

Related guides: who to call at City Hall, road construction and closures and trash and recycling.

Frequently asked questions

Who do I call for a power outage in Spring Hill, TN?

If your bill is from Middle Tennessee Electric, report outages at 877-777-0215 or through the myMTE app. If your bill is from Columbia Power & Water Systems, call 931-388-4833.

Is there a power outage map for Spring Hill?

Yes. Middle Tennessee Electric’s live outage map is at mtemc.outagemap.coop. Columbia Power & Water Systems links its outage map from its outages page.

Does the City of Spring Hill run the electric service?

No. The city runs water, sewer and stormwater; electricity comes from TVA’s local power companies, including Middle Tennessee Electric.

How do I report a streetlight out in Spring Hill?

Middle Tennessee Electric takes outdoor and streetlight reports online through its outage page. Traffic signal problems go to the city’s after-hours traffic line, 931-698-3891.