Dump Truck Collision Causes Power Outage in Idaho Falls
Idaho Falls Power crews are currently addressing a power outage impacting 20 customers in the neighborhood bordered by Ray Street, Grace Avenue, and Lola Street. The outage followed a late Friday morning incident involving a dump truck.
Details of the Incident
On November 7th, the dump truck collided with a utility pole, causing it to fall. This impact also brought down additional poles, primary and secondary power lines, and transformers within the affected area.
Power Restoration Efforts
- Initially, about 30 homes lost power.
- By 1 PM, power was restored to roughly 10 homes.
- Idaho Falls Power estimates a full restoration will take approximately 10 to 12 hours from the time of the outage.
"It would take around 10 to 12 hours from the initial outage to restore full power," Idaho Falls Power stated on Facebook.
For ongoing updates or further information, Idaho Falls Power encourages residents to check their official channels.
Summary: A dump truck collision in Idaho Falls caused a significant power outage affecting 20 customers, with restoration expected within 12 hours.
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