SALT LAKE CITY — Rocky Mountain Power reported throughout Utah affected nearly 20,000 customers during a hot summer Friday before being restored.
At 6:00 p.m., Rocky Mountain Power reported two outages in Provo have affected 4,804 customers, while three more outages near Santaquin have affected 6,266 customers.
The city of Mapleton has reported that the outages in Provo were partly caused by a fire at a substation near the Spanish Fork Canyon.
The power outage affecting Mapleton residents was caused by a fire at the Rocky Mountain Substation at the mouth of SF Canyon. Updates will be shared once available. Please be mindful of your water use, as our city's well system is power-operated.
— Mapleton City (@mapletoncity) June 15, 2024
One outage in North Ogden, caused by a vehicle accident, has affected 1,342 customers. In Tooele, another power outage has left 1,853 customers without power.
Nearly 2,000 customers were also left without power in the Mountain Green and Moroni areas.
At 8:30 p.m., power was restored to much of the state with only one major outage in Enoch affecting 349 customers.
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