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CLINTON COUNTY — Approximately 15,070 Dayton Power & Light customers are without power Saturday morning, according to the online outage map, according to the Journal-News .
Outages were first reported around 9 a.m. and the estimated time of restoration will be available pending an investigation of the power loss, according to Mary Ann Kabel, Director of Corporate Communications for DP&L
Customers experiencing power loss are primarily in the Wilmington and Washington Courthouse areas.
Nearby Highland County has over 1500 customers without power as well.
“We appreciate customer’s patience, especially after a significant storm has happened, said Kabel.
Crews are working to assess the problem and re-establish power to all customers. We’ll continue to update for when power is restored.
