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2,400 without power in Easton after outage Monday morning; some traffic signals are out

The Morning Call · last updated

More than 2,000 Easton residents were without power as of midday Monday.

The city posed on social media that an outage happened on South Side on Monday morning, and many homes and businesses were without power. Met-Ed crews were on the way to make repairs.

Residents are asked to avoid the intersection of Williams and Davis streets. Additionally, some intersections may not have working traffic signals.

Met-Ed reported 2,435 customers without power in the city as of about 11:45 a.m. The company said the cause of the outage is pending investigation. Power is estimated to be restored by 1:30 p.m.

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