No Name residents lose power as crews rush to repair powerline; anticipated to be restored by 5 p.m. Wednesday
A power outage at No Name could affect users for a few hours this afternoon as Glenwood Springs Electric crews work to replace a broken crossarm, a city news release states.
Power could be restored by 5 p.m., the city reported.
The crossarm broke in an area where a powerline crosses No Name Creek north of Interstate 70, and crews de-energized the line to make repairs.
Affected No Name residents can visit the Glenwood Springs Community Center if they need a warm place until power is restored, the release states.
Call Glenwood Springs Public Information Officer Bryana Starbuck at 970-384-6441 for more information about the outage.
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