The City of Dothan, Alabama, has reported widespread electricity disruptions following Hurricane Isaias. According to a city update published on October 10, 2026, approximately 16,700 Dothan Utilities customers remained without electricity as crews continued restoration work.
Residents can access the Dothan Utilities Power Outage Map to review reported interruptions and available restoration information. The map is the primary resource for customers seeking updates about outages affecting their area.
How to Report a Power Outage
Customers experiencing an electricity interruption can contact Dothan Utilities Dispatch at 334-615-3302. Residents should also report downed trees affecting utility service and dangerous electrical hazards.
Safety Precautions During Restoration
Residents should avoid fallen power lines, damaged electrical equipment, and trees entangled with wires. Generators must be operated outdoors, away from doors, windows, and vents, to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. When Will Power Be Restored?
Restoration times depend on the severity of storm damage, the condition of electrical infrastructure, and whether crews can safely reach affected locations. Residents should check the outage map regularly because customer counts and restoration estimates may change as repairs progress.
For the most reliable information, visit the official Dothan Utilities outage map or the City of Dothan Electric Department website. These resources can help customers follow restoration developments and obtain assistance while electricity service is being restored.
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