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Multiple Power Outages
Following April Snowstorm

Officer Ross and Corporal Hellman in their police cruiser display the current map of power outages in Otsego County.

Multiple power outages have been reported through out Otsego County due to Monday nights snow storm. The heavy and wet snow of this spring storm has brought down many tree branches through out the county, several in the Village of Cooperstown where Chestnut Street remains closed to traffic.

There is not a current number on how many power lines were impacted by the storm according to Corporal Hellman of the Cooperstown Village Police Department. NYSEG lists 13,303 customers as being without power as of 2:05 p.m. today (Tuesday, April 19). Get the updated number by clicking HERE.

Corporal Hellman said ‘there is no discernable timeline as of yet to when power will be restored.’

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  1. My daughter goes to SUNY Oneonta. She would like to know when she will be getting power back on.

  2. My daughter goes to SUNY Oneonta. She would like to know when she will be getting power back on.

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