On September 18, 2015

GMP schedules power interruption in Killington

KILLINGTON — Green Mountain Power line crews need to interrupt electric service to 55 customers in a residential area of Killington Thursday morning, Sept. 17, so they can safely remove trees that have overgrown the power lines.

The outage is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. and will last approximately one hour. It will affect customers on Coffee House Road, Rockwell Road, Currier Road, Elbow Road, Ridge Road, Cricket Hill Road, Ives Road, and Stage Road.

In case of inclement weather, the outage will be postponed until the following day, Sept. 18, at the same time.

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