Tucson Electric says about 10,000 customers will be without power for less than an hour starting around midnight Thursday, as critical equipment is repaired.
David Wichner About 10,000 Tucson Electric Power customers on the southwest side will be out of power for less than an hour starting around midnight Thursday, as TEP makes critical repairs to electrical equipment recently damaged by a vehicle collision.
Motorists are advised to look out for possible lane restrictions during the repair work, on South Mission Road between East Valencia and East Drexel roads, a TEP spokesman said.The utility serves more than 442,000 customers in Southern Arizona.For information on unexpected outages or to report an outage, go to tep.com/outages.
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