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Rocky Mountain Power crews working around the clock restore power after hurricane-strength winds caused extensive service outages
With additional repair crews for partner utilities from Iowa and Nevada, Rocky Mountain Power continued the non-stop work to restore service to customers after hurricane-strength winds – in excess of 110 mph in some areas – ripped through areas of Utah, Wyoming and Idaho beginning early Tuesday, Sept. 8.
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Rocky Mountain Power crews working around the clock restore power after hurricane-strength winds caused massive outages
Rocky Mountain Power crews have been working non-stop to restore service to customers after hurricane-strength winds – in excess of 110 mph in some areas – ripped through areas of Utah, Wyoming and Idaho.