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Power outage planned

Toronto, OHLocal News

Mon Power plans a power outage for 154 customers outside Wellsburg on Wednesday from 9 a. m. to 1:30 p. m. , pending rain which may push the outage to Thursday.

Affected areas include Saddle Club, Pierce Run, and McKinleyville roads, as well as Irish Estates and Bethany Pike. This maintenance is essential for enhancing power service reliability in the region. Residents should prepare for the outage and take necessary precautions. Mon Power aims to minimize the duration of the outage while ensuring safety during the work. The company has conducted similar maintenance in the past to improve infrastructure.

Reliable power service remains a priority for the utility provider. Community members are encouraged to stay informed about future maintenance schedules.

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