OUTAGE UPDATE | Nearly all power for Met-Ed customers has been restored
After several days, nearly all power has been restored for Met-Ed customers in Adams County.An outage at the Germantown substation and a fire that broke out at the Gardners substation Monday night impacted a large percentage of the county, leaving thousands of residents without power. As of Thursday night, power has been restored for most Met-Ed customers. According to their outage map, Met-Ed reports approximately 12 customers are still waiting for their power to be restored. This is a huge decrease compared to the total number of impacted customers who had no power for the past few days.According to Met-Ed Representative Todd Meyers, the outages impacted approximately 14,000 residents at their peak.
After several days, nearly all power has been restored for Met-Ed customers in Adams County.
An outage at the Germantown substation and a fire that broke out at the Gardners substation Monday night impacted a large percentage of the county, leaving thousands of residents without power.
As of Thursday night, power has been restored for most Met-Ed customers.
According to their outage map, Met-Ed reports approximately 12 customers are still waiting for their power to be restored.
This is a huge decrease compared to the total number of impacted customers who had no power for the past few days.
According to Met-Ed Representative Todd Meyers, the outages impacted approximately 14,000 residents at their peak.