Named in a role in 3 records, between 2017 and 2026.
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A transformer explosion on Cleveland's West Side, near Fenwick Avenue, knocked out power to more than 1,000 customers on a Monday evening. The blast coincided with a house fire, prompting multiple Cleveland Division of Fire units to respond, alongside reports...
During a period of extreme heat and high electricity demand in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, a transformer operated by Cleveland Public Power near West 57th Street and Memphis Avenue in Cleveland appeared to catch fire in the late afternoon. The resulting outage...
A transformer exploded at the West 41st Street substation in Cleveland, Ohio, at about 5:30pm on a Tuesday evening, triggering a widespread outage that left about 40,000 Cleveland residents without electricity during extremely cold temperatures. The...
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