Florida Power & Light serves Coral Springs. Report an outage at 1-800-4OUTAGE (1-800-468-8243) and check FPL's Power Tracker map for restoration times.

Last checked Oct. 8, 2026. Facts on this page come from Florida Power & Light and the City of Coral Springs Public Works and Emergency Management pages.

Florida Power & Light (FPL) delivers electricity to Coral Springs. When the power goes out, report it to FPL, not the city. FPL’s online Power Tracker map shows outages and estimated restoration times by address.

Who to call

  • Report an outage: FPL, 1-800-4OUTAGE (1-800-468-8243), or the Web Outage Reporting System
  • Outage map: FPL Power Tracker
  • Downed power line, sparks or fire: 911, then FPL
  • Traffic signal out: Coral Springs police non-emergency, 954-344-1800
  • City emergency alerts: text AlertCS to 888-777

Report an outage

FPL takes outage reports by phone at 1-800-4OUTAGE (1-800-468-8243) and online through its Web Outage Reporting System. Have your address or FPL account number ready. Stay away from any downed line and assume it is live.

Check the outage map

FPL’s Power Tracker is an interactive map of every current outage in FPL’s territory. Type an address, city or ZIP code (Coral Springs uses 33065, 33067, 33071 and 33076) to see, for each outage, according to FPL’s map FAQ:

  • When it was reported
  • The estimated time of restoration
  • How many customers are affected
  • Its status and cause

The map does not show flickers or brief interruptions. If your outage is not on the map, report it. With the power out, open the map on a phone or a charged laptop.

Streetlights and traffic signals

The city’s Public Works page splits the job:

Problem Who fixes it Phone
Streetlight out in a neighborhood FPL 954-797-5000 (have the 10-digit number from the pole)
Streetlight out on a major road City Public Works 954-345-2210
Traffic signal out Report to Coral Springs police 954-344-1800

FPL also takes streetlight reports through its streetlight page or at 1-800-4OUTAGE.

After a hurricane

FPL’s published restoration order, from its map FAQ:

  1. Power plants, transmission lines and substations.
  2. At the same time, lines serving critical facilities: hospitals, police and fire stations, water treatment plants and 911 centers.
  3. Also at the same time, the most customers in the shortest time, including main roads with supermarkets, pharmacies and gas stations.
  4. Then the smaller lines serving neighborhoods, ending with the hardest-hit areas.

After a major storm, FPL says it gives a first systemwide restoration estimate as soon as practical, updates it within 24 hours, gives county-level estimates within 48 hours and sub-county estimates within 72 to 96 hours. See our hurricane prep guide for getting ready.

Generators and safety

  • Run a portable generator outdoors only, away from doors and windows, and never in a garage. Carbon monoxide can kill.
  • Do not plug a generator into a house outlet; it can send power back up the line toward crews.
  • Portable generators up to 10,000 running watts and carbon monoxide alarms are tax-free in Florida all year.
  • Check our hurricane guide for how much food and water to keep at home.

What this means for you

  • Outage? Call 1-800-468-8243 or report online, then watch the Power Tracker map.
  • A dark traffic light is a police call, 954-344-1800.
  • Neighborhood streetlight out: FPL, 954-797-5000, with the pole number.

Related: who to call at City Hall and hurricane prep.

Frequently asked questions

Who is the power company in Coral Springs?

Florida Power & Light (FPL). The city’s own guidance sends residents to FPL for residential streetlights and power problems.

How do I report a power outage in Coral Springs?

Call FPL at 1-800-4OUTAGE (1-800-468-8243) or use FPL’s online Web Outage Reporting System.

Is there a power outage map for Coral Springs?

Yes. FPL’s Power Tracker at fplmaps.com shows current outages by address, city or ZIP code, with the report time, estimated restoration time, customers affected and cause.

Who fixes a streetlight that is out in Coral Springs?

In neighborhoods, FPL: call 954-797-5000 with the 10-digit number on the pole. On major roads, the city’s Public Works Department: 954-345-2210.

Who do I call when a traffic signal is out in Coral Springs?

The Coral Springs Police Department non-emergency line, 954-344-1800, the city says.