Power was disrupted across much of the east part of Torrington Monday when a small animal damaged one of the main circuit power lines.
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TORRINGTON – Power was disrupted across much of the east part of Torrington Monday when a small animal damaged one of the main circuit power lines.
According to Dana Youtz, supervisor of the city’s electric department, the damaged line, combined with the increased demand for air conditioners, caused an overload on the other two circuits.
“It was at the Curtis Street Substation at 20th and East J Street, and caused us to lose the entire circuit,” Youtz said Wednesday morning.