Summary
A tree fell and knocked out power for over 1,000 Draper residents. It's a wake-up call about how storms can leave us in the dark.
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Impact analysis
This outage could cost the city big bucks in repairs and emergency services.
Emergency crews get to show their skills, and maybe some businesses see a boost from people stuck at home.
Residents and businesses lose power, which can mean lost wages, spoiled food, and general inconvenience.
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Fallen tree snaps pole in half, cutting power to over 1,000 Draper residents
Fallen tree snaps pole in half, cutting power to over 1,000 Draper residents kjzz.com
Fallen tree snaps pole in half, cutting power to over 1,000 Draper residents
Fallen tree snaps pole in half, cutting power to over 1,000 Draper residents KUTV
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