CL&P officials explain power restoration in Westport
Representatives from Connecticut Light & Power (CL&P) met with customers in Weston today to explain how the power restoration process works. Hurricane Sandy left 100 percent of CL&P's Weston customers
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Dec 9, 2012, 3:36 AM
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Updated 4,539 days ago
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Representatives from Connecticut Light & Power (CL&P) met with customers in Weston today to explain how the power restoration process works.
Hurricane Sandy left 100 percent of CL&P's Weston customers in the dark, leading to frustration and confusion.
Local leaders arranged for CL&P representatives to explain the power restoration process in the hope of making future outages less frustrating.
One person asked about installing power lines underground, but was told that it would cost about $15 million per mile.
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