As of 7:03 p.m., all power outages related to the fallen tree in northwest Omaha have been restored.
4:55 p.m. Friday, July 5
As of 4:21 p.m., OPPD has restored power to more than half of the customers impacted by the tree-related power outage in northwest Omaha. We still have 771 customers who are without power. Unfortunately, they wil remain without power until we can make repairs to the utility pole and crossarms. We are hoping to have power fully restored to all customers in this area by 8 p.m., barring any unforeseen complications. We thank our customers for their patience through these restoration efforts.
3:52p.m.
Our troubleshooters found the cause of the below outage. A large pine tree fell down on top of a power line south of Blondo near 96th St. It also damaged the cross arms supporting the power line. Our team called in a tree crew for assistance. Meantime, they hope to be able to restore power to a large number of customers soon by switching their serivce over to another source. We will post updates as we learn more.
3:20 p.m.
Troubleshooters are en route to an outage in northwest Omaha impacting 1,669 customers. There is no cause at this time. The outage spans from Ohio to Cuming streets and from 85th to 108th streets.
We will post more information here when it becomes available.
