Named in a role in 4 records, between 2017 and 2026.
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Dallas Fire-Rescue units were dispatched shortly after midnight to an Oncor electrical substation on Sargent Road in the Cedar Crest area of Dallas following reports of a fire. Arriving crews found a large volume of fire and heavy black smoke visible across...
A transformer fell at a substation located at the intersection of Grande Boulevard and Broadway Avenue in Tyler, Texas, causing a power outage that affected approximately 6,300 customers. The outage disrupted multiple traffic signals throughout the city,...
An electrical fire at a substation in North Waco was reported to have left about 6,000 residents, street lights and businesses without power for about 40 minutes on a Thursday afternoon in December 2017. Oncor employees were reported working at the substation...
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