Baltimore Streetlights Restored After Power Outage

Baltimore Streetlights Restored After Extended Power OutageBaltimore Streetlights Restored After Extended Power Outage Baltimore residents breathed a collective sigh of relief as streetlights across the city were restored to full operation following an extended power outage. The outage, which began during the early hours of Wednesday, April 19th, left many neighborhoods in darkness for over 12 hours. According to Baltimore Gas and Electric (BGE), the outage was caused by a fallen power line along North Avenue. Crews worked tirelessly throughout the day to repair the damaged line and restore power to affected areas. The outage had a significant impact on the city, with residents expressing concerns about safety and inconvenience. Many businesses were forced to close early, and traffic signals were out of service, leading to traffic congestion and delays. However, by nightfall, BGE crews had successfully restored power to all affected areas. Streetlights once again illuminated the city, providing much-needed visibility and comfort to residents. “We are grateful to BGE crews for their hard work and dedication,” said Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott. “Their efforts to restore power and ensure the safety of our citizens are commendable.” Baltimore residents expressed their appreciation for the swift response and restoration efforts. “It was a long day without power, but I’m relieved that the streetlights are back on,” said one resident. “It makes a big difference for feeling safe and secure.” With the power outage behind them, Baltimore is once again a well-lit and vibrant city. Residents and businesses alike can resume their daily activities with peace of mind, knowing that the infrastructure they rely on is fully functional.