Power back on after storms knock out service to 3,500 in Kettering, Centerville

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By Breaking News Staff
May 2, 2019
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UPDATE @ 12:40 a.m. (May 2): Power is restored after strong storms knocked out power to more than 3,500 Dayton Power & Light customers in Kettering and Centerville.

EARLIER REPORT

Customers lost power around 9:40 p.m. when storms moved through the area.

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Crews found a broken fuse in Santa Rosa Drive in Kettering, and worked to restore power those experiencing an outage, DP&L operations manager Kelly Millhouse said.

There were six or seven DP&L trucks spotted in the area of East Stroop Road and Glenheath Drive, which intersects Santa Rosa Drive.

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