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Lewisville, TX (June 8, 2026) – A vehicle crash brought down power lines and left hundreds of residents without power Sunday afternoon, June 7, near W. Corporate Drive and Camelot Drive in Lewisville. The accident also forced road closures in the surrounding area while emergency units worked to secure the site.
Police confirmed that one person was hurt in the collision, though it was not confirmed whether that person was taken to a hospital. The number of vehicles involved and what led to the wreck were not disclosed.
Power company estimates put restoration at 8 to 10 hours from approximately 3 p.m. Sunday. No names or additional details about those involved in the crash were available at the time of publication.
Investigators are still working to determine the full circumstances surrounding the accident. We wish the injured person a smooth and complete recovery.
What Happens When a Crash Brings Down Power Lines in Texas?
When a vehicle strikes a utility pole or power line, the resulting outage can affect a wide portion of the surrounding neighborhood. Downed power lines also create an immediate safety hazard at the scene, as live wires on or near the roadway can pose a serious risk to anyone nearby. Emergency units arriving at such a crash must coordinate with the utility provider before certain areas of the scene can be safely accessed.
In Texas, power restoration timelines after a crash depend on the extent of the damage to the lines and equipment, as well as how quickly utility crews can reach the site. An 8-to-10-hour window is not unusual when structural components like poles or transformers need to be replaced. These repairs typically cannot begin until the scene has been fully cleared and deemed safe.
Road closures near downed power lines are standard practice and may remain in effect well beyond the initial emergency response. Nearby residents and drivers should expect delays and detours until both the utility work and the traffic review are complete.
