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PLACEHOLDER H1 TO MEET WCAG REQUIREMENT Utility Contacts \| ESPAÑOL UTILITIES POWER OUTAGE MAP Public Utility Commission How to Use the Power Outage Map Utility Contacts Texas Utility Provider Outage Maps and Contact Information. BEFORE THE STORM Natural and man-made disasters can happen anytime and anywhere. It is important to know which types of disasters could affect your area. It is important to make a plan in advance and to share and practice with the whole family. Plan Ahead for Disasters TexasReady.gov DURING THE STORM Stay informed on weather updates. Listen to your local radio stations as civil defence authorities will be broadcasting the most appropriate advice for your community and situation. Severe Weather Can Happen Anytime Ready.gov AFTER THE STORM Recovering from a disaster is usually a gradual process. You need to consider possible safety issues and monitor family health and well-being. If assistance is available, knowing how to access it makes the process faster and less stressful. Recovering from Disaster Ready.gov After a Disaster Guide Book TexasHelp.tamu.edu POWER LINE SAFETY PUCT reminds citizens to never approach or touch downed power lines, as the lines could still be live. Also, report downed lines or outages to local authorities and local utility officials. Texans can find contact information to report down lines and monitor power outage maps from this PUCT Storm Resources page. Electrical Hazards After a Disaster CDC.gov PLACEHOLDER H2 TO MEET WCAG REQUIREMENT Road Closures DriveTexas.org is an industry leader in providing some of the most accurate and up-to-date travel-related information currently available to drivers in Texas Learn More Utility Contacts View outage maps and contact info by Texas utility providers. Learn More Flood Safety Info Flooding can occur anywhere, but water and electricity don't mix. Be aware, know the dangers. Learn More Weather Updates Weather updates for Texas from the Electric Reliability Council of Texas. Learn More Texas Situation Reports The Texas Division of Emergency Management generates daily situation reports covering weather, emergency events, and special events across the State. Check them out here! Learn More OPEN THE UTILITIES POWER OUTAGE MAP General Storm Resources Texas TDEM - District Coordinators and Areas Map Ready.gov - List of Emergency Contacts in Texas Texas Prepares - Planning Texas.gov -Texas Disaster Preparedness Texas A&M - After a Disaster Texas Public Utility Commission - Power Outage Awareness Stay in the Know DriveTexas.org - Road Conditions National Hurricane Center Resources for Texans with Special Needs Accessible Emergency Information TDEM Accessible Information State of Texas Emergency Assistance Registry PUC Resources Electric Outage Reporting Procedures Emergency Contact Update Form