A planned power outage Monday by American Electric Power in Zanesville has been canceled. A-E-P says crews were scheduled to repair a static wire from the Mt. Sterling sub-station that was damaged during the June storms, but because of the weather today – it has been canceled. A-E-P customers in the West Pike area were expected to lose power from 1 p.m to 6 p.m., but now the work won’t be done until after the first of the year.
American Electric Power says crews are workng to fix a power outage that is affecting 163 customers on the north end of Muskingum County. Officials do not know what caused the outage but expect to have it repaired by 11:30 Wednesday morning. The areas without power include Frazeysburg Road and the Nashport area.
The strong storms that rumbled though Zanesville and the rest of Ohio Wednesday caused some power outages. American Electric Power says 593 customers are without service in Muskingum County...in Licking County there are 3,151 without electricity and in Guernsey County there are 590 customers without service. A-E-P officials have not yet announces when power will be restored.
Some American Electric Power Customers in Muskingum County are out of service Wednesday morning. A-E-P says there was some equipment failure on Osborne Road and it knocked out service to 102 customers in the East Pike and Clay Pike area. Officials say a crew is working on the problem and service should be restored by noon today. (Wednesday)
American Electric power is making progress in repairs to customers who have been out of service for seven days now. Here are the latest numbers…In Muskingum County there are just over 8,300 customers without service…in Guernsey County its just over 4,600, in Perry County there are still over 4,200…Coshocton County it’s 228…Noble its 217, Morgan its 22. In Licking County there are still over 11,500 customers without service. A-E-P says...
Guernsey Muskingum Electric Cooperative says it is getting close to restoring all power to customers left in the dark after last Friday’s big storms. Member Service Manager Brian Bennett says there are still 850 members without service. Bennett is asking any Guernsey-Muskingum member that still does not have power to please call their office to report it so no one will be missed today. The number is 1-800 521-9879.
Here are the latest power outage numbers from American Electric Power as they work to restore service to counties in our area.
Muskingum: 12.701
Perry: 6,181
Morgan: 1,249
Noble: 628
Guernsey:7,035
Coshocton: 1,986
Fairfield: 9,050
Licking: 17,687
AEP said that 90 percent of the Newark area which includes Muskingum, Perry and Morgan counties should have service by Sunday at midnight. 90 percent of McConnelsville should be up by Friday at...
Here are the latest numbers from American Electric Power. In Muskingum County some progress is being made -- this morning there were over 15,700 customers without service…Tuesday later in the day -- it's 14,810. In Perry County its just over 3,100…in Guernsey County is 7,771…Morgan County 3,115…Coshocton County its 2,807…in Noble County there are 945. Leading the way in our area is Licking County which still has...
As of 8p.m. Monday night American Electric Power had restored power to approximately 42 percent of the 660,000 affected by the storms that moved through the state, Friday. Here's a breakdown of how it looks in our area.
Muskingum: 15,784
Morgan: 3,469
Perry: 8,135
Noble: 2,046
Guernsey: 7,997
Coshocton: 2,654
Licking: 31,312
Fairfield: 14,471
American Electric Power reports that the Lancaster area should have power by midnight Saturday....