Named in a role in 1 record, and mentioned in the text of 2 entries, in 2018.
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According to Westerville police, a transformer owned by Westerville Electric on the 700 block of McCorkle Boulevard in Westerville exploded at about 2:40 a.m. on 14 May 2024, leaving about 4,200 customers without power. Smoke was seen from the area of the...
A large fire burned at an AEP Ohio substation after a transformer failed. The fire began around 8:30 pm on the previous night in the 3800 block of Bixby Road. Customers were not affected. Firefighters responded but decided to let the fire burn because up to...
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