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UPDATE Power restored to over 4,000 customers in Burien on Thursday, Oct. 12

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A significant power outage in Burien began at 11:32 a. m. on Thursday, Oct. 12, impacting 4,081 Seattle City Light customers. As of the latest update, power has been restored to all but 100 customers, with full restoration expected by 3 p.

m. today. The outage may be linked to a tree falling on power lines on 21st Ave SW & SW 146th Street, though the cause is not yet confirmed. The affected area stretched from Seahurst to South Park, highlighting the extensive impact of the incident. City Light continues to monitor the situation and assess damage to prevent future outages.

This event underscores the importance of maintaining power infrastructure in the face of environmental challenges. Local officials are expected to review the incident to enhance response protocols. Residents are advised to report any remaining outages to City Light for prompt attention.

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