North of Highway 54, Peachtree City power is mostly Georgia Power; south of it, Coweta-Fayette EMC: 770-502-0226. Outage maps and report lines.

Last checked Oct. 6, 2026. Facts come from the City of Peachtree City’s resource directory and streetlight page, Georgia Power and Coweta-Fayette EMC.

Peachtree City is split between two electric utilities. According to the city’s resource directory, Georgia Power generally serves areas north of Highway 54 and Coweta-Fayette EMC generally serves areas south of Highway 54. The line is not exact, so check your bill before you call.

Who to call

  • Downed or sparking line: stay away and call 911
  • Georgia Power: report outages online or in the Georgia Power app; downed lines 1-888-891-0938; customer service 888-660-5890
  • Coweta-Fayette EMC: 24-hour line 770-502-0226, press 1, then 1 again
  • Outage maps: Georgia Power and Coweta-Fayette EMC

Georgia Power customers

  • Report an outage on Georgia Power’s report page, which uses a map so you can pin the location, or in the Georgia Power app.
  • Check status on the outage status page or the outage map, where you can also set outage alerts.
  • Downed lines: Georgia Power says never go near a downed line and to call 911 or 1-888-891-0938 to have it barricaded until it can be repaired.
  • Customer service, from the city’s directory: 888-660-5890.

Coweta-Fayette EMC members

According to the EMC’s outage reporting page:

  • Call the 24-hour line, 770-502-0226. Press 1 for automated services, then 1 again to report the outage. If the system recognizes your phone number, it records your service address automatically; if not, you are sent to a representative.
  • Check or report on the EMC outage map.
  • Use the member portal at billing.utility.org to manage your account.

The EMC’s nearest office is its Fayetteville branch, 103 Sumner Road. The EMC’s website also lists True Natural Gas at the same phone number.

Which company serves my home?

Your address Usual provider Phone
Generally north of Highway 54 Georgia Power 888-660-5890
Generally south of Highway 54 Coweta-Fayette EMC 770-502-0226

These are the city’s own general descriptions. Your electric bill, or a call to either company with your address, settles it.

Streetlights

Streetlights in Peachtree City belong to the power company serving that neighborhood, not to the city, according to the city’s streetlight page:

Traffic signals and storms

Report a traffic signal that is out to police nonemergency dispatch, 770-461-4357. Storm watches and warnings for Peachtree City come from the National Weather Service office for Atlanta and Peachtree City, at weather.gov/ffc.

What this means for you

  • Know your utility before a storm: check your bill and save the right number.
  • EMC members can report through the automated phone line without waiting for a representative.
  • Never touch a downed line. Call 911.

More: who to call at City Hall and moving to Peachtree City.

Frequently asked questions

Who provides electricity in Peachtree City?

Two companies. The city says Georgia Power generally serves areas north of Highway 54 and Coweta-Fayette EMC generally serves areas south of Highway 54. Your bill shows which one you have.

How do I report a power outage in Peachtree City?

Georgia Power customers report online through Georgia Power’s outage page or app. Coweta-Fayette EMC members call the 24-hour line, 770-502-0226, and press 1 twice, or use the EMC’s outage map.

Is there a power outage map for Peachtree City?

Yes, two: Georgia Power’s outage map at outagemap.georgiapower.com and Coweta-Fayette EMC’s at outage.utility.org.

Who do I call about a downed power line in Peachtree City?

Stay away from it and call 911. Georgia Power also takes downed-line calls at 1-888-891-0938; Coweta-Fayette EMC at 770-502-0226.

Who fixes streetlights in Peachtree City?

The power company serving the neighborhood owns the streetlights. Report Georgia Power lights at 1-888-660-5890 and Coweta-Fayette EMC lights at 770-502-0226.