SAN ANTONIO – UPDATE (6:30 a.m. Friday): Power has been restored for more than 4,000 CPS Energy customers in east Bexar County following an outage on Friday morning.
A CPS Energy spokesperson said the outage was caused by a non-CPS Energy truck “snagging” a telecom line, which brought down a power line.
ORIGINAL (6:08 a.m. Friday): More than 4,000 CPS Energy customers in east Bexar County are without power on Friday morning.
As of 6:05 a.m., an outage is affecting 4,025 people, according to a CPS Energy outage map. The cause is “under investigation,” according to the website.
The estimated time of restoration is 7:30 a.m.
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