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Vandalism causes power outage in Sandy
Dec 15, 2022, 8:46 AM
FILE -- Rocky Mountain Power said the power outage Thursday morning was caused by vandals. On Monday, Jan. 2, 2023, Rocky Mountain Power announced it was nearly done restoring power to all customers who lost power over the weekend. (Tom Smart/Deseret News)
(Tom Smart/Deseret News)
SANDY, Utah — A power outage in Sandy caused over 3,000 customers to lose power Thursday morning. Power was restored shortly after and Rocky Mountain Power said the outage was caused by vandals.
In a tweet, RMP cited vandalism at the company’s substation as the cause.
RMP advised that any customers who still don’t have power after resetting their breakers should get in touch with the company.
The company said it was seeking information on anyone involved in the vandalism.
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