Williamson County Judge Bill Gravell said 15,000 residents are without electricity the morning of March 22 after two confirmed tornadoes hit portions of the county the previous evening.
The power outages are both a result of the storm and precautionary measures utility companies are taking to protect crews who are working to repair downed power lines, Gravell said.
“The power is being restored as long as it is practical and safe,” Gravell said. “We’ve got crews out there right now. In fact, some of our greatest first responders in the last 24 hours have been those from different power companies.”
Additionally, Gravell said teams gathered the morning of March 22 and will be out in the community to assess the cost of damage throughout the county. However, he said it will be days before a cost estimate is available.













