SLC: Power Outages But No Reported Injuries or Major Damage in the County
FPUA - 3, 554 customers without power in SLC; FP&L reports 43,900 customers out of power
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FPUA - 3, 554 customers without power in SLC; FP&L reports 43,900 customers out of power
Power outages, trees down, some flooding, and property damage. No fatalities reported
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Flooding from the rains is the biggest concern and County work crews have been out trying to minimize that risk
SLC has also declared a local State of Emergency and upped the activation status at its Emergency Operation Center to Level 2, one short of the highest level of 1.