Power Restored for Roughly 2,800 Customers in West Columbia

Power restored for roughly 2,800 customers in west Columbia

Power has been restored for roughly 2,800 customers who were without power in west Columbia on Monday afternoon, according to officials.

More than 2,600 without power in southwest Columbia

COLUMBIA, Mo. (KMIZ) More than 2,600 Columbia utilities customers were without power in on Monday afternoon. The city’s outage map showed 2,634 electric customers in the southwest part of the city at 4:18 p.m. An outage affecting more than 900 people was reported in a neighborhood west of Scott Boulevard, while multiple outages were reported along Fairview Avenue. Utilities spokesman Jason West told ABC 17 News in an email that the cause has not…

Columbia MO Power Outage Hits 2,600 Near Perche Creek

A transformer failure at Columbia's Perche Creek substation cut power to 2,634 customers and snarled traffic at West Broadway and Fairview Road.

Power restored to 2,600 in southwest Columbia

• Columbia Water and Light restored power Monday evening to more than 2,600 customers in southwest Columbia. The outage struck around 5 p.m. during a late-summer heatwave. It knocked out traffic signals at West Broadway and Fairview Road. Officials say…

UPDATE: Power restored to more than 2,700 Columbia residents

Columbia utilities officials say a relay issue on a new transformer is to blame tor Monday afternoon’s power outage that impacted more than 2,700 residents. City of Columbia Utilities outreach supervisor Jason West tells 939 the Eagle the relay issue on a new transformer caused two circuits to go out. Crews went to the Perche creek substation and made repairs. A city of Columbia Utilities truck (2026 file photo courtesy of Columbia Water and Lig…