The storm may have passed, but clean-up and power restoration has been an all-day effort Sunday along the Wasatch Front.
Rocky Mountain Power crews have been working around the clock to handle the surge in demand. By Sunday night, they had restored electricity to all but about 1,800.FOX 13 News spoke to a Millcreek resident who couldn’t believe her eyes when she saw the moment the power went out at 7 a.m.
“One of the unique things about this storm was just how weighty and heavy the snow was. So what we’ve done is brought in crews from out of state, from Wyoming, Idaho, and different parts of Utah that aren’t affected to come assist in restoration efforts,” Rocky Mountain Power spokeswoman Tiffany Erickson said.Erickson says storms like these are a good reminder to prepare a kit with food, water, backup batteries, and power banks.
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