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AEP Texas crews working to restore power in San Angelo and surrounding communities

June 11, 2014

As of 10 p.m. this evening, AEP Texas crews were working to restore power to approximately 21,000 customers in San Angelo and surrounding communities as severe weather characterized by high winds and lightening swept through the area.

High winds have damaged numerous transmission and distribution structures and resulted in down power lines.  The highest concentration of outages is centered in the north and east sections of San Angelo; however, other surrounding areas also are experiencing outages, particularly Ballinger, Miles, Eola and Beribest.

Where possible, crews plan to switch circuits to restore power to as many customers as possible this evening while work continues to access the damage and begin repairs.   Efforts to restore power for some customers may continue through the evening and into Friday, depending on the location and the extent of damages.

In the meantime, AEP Texas asks customers seeing any downed power lines to call (866) 223-8508.  If at all possible, please give the Meter Number or EasyID number posted on the most recent electric bill.  Please remember to stay away from any downed power lines as they may be electrified.

AEP Texas will be posting further updates in the News and Information section of its website at www.aeptexas.com

 

 

 

 

Larry Jones
AEP Texas Corporate Communications
(512) 203-4916
lajones@aep.com

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