The cause of the outage is due to loss of supply.
“This storm is impacting thousands of customers across our six-state territory and we appreciate our customers’ patience as we work to get everyone restored.”Īt least one death has been reported as a result of the storm. We are aware of outages in Hyde Park and North Logan, UT affecting approximately 4792 customers. We estimate power will be restored by 11:00 PM. The cause of the outage is under investigation.
“We make sure we are well-prepared with crews and equipment for severe weather events,” said Curtis Mansfield, Rocky Mountain Power vice president of operations. We are aware of the outage in Salt Lake City, UT affecting approximately 4,146 customers. Forecasts indicated high winds through Wednesday, and some restoration efforts could be delayed until the gusts subside to ensure safety.Īdditional crews and line personnel have been deployed and are assisting in outage restoration efforts, as well as additional customer care agents. To report new outages or to keep track of current power. Wind gusts up to 110 mph ripped through Salt Lake City, Utah early on Tuesday, resulting in downed trees and debris throughout the Salt Lake Valley and over 170,000 Rocky Mountain Power customers without power.īy Wednesday, Rocky Mountain Power had restored power to approximately 60,000 customers and is currently encouraging all customers who remain without power to be prepared for prolonged outages with adequate food, water, back-up batteries, power banks etc. Rocky Mountain initially estimated residents in the county should have their power restored before 6:30 p.m., although that may change.
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