How to report power outages in your area

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Posted: Jan 4, 2018 / 11:20 AM EST / Updated: Jan 4, 2018 / 11:20 AM EST

(WTNH) — High winds and snowy weather on Thursday are causing power outages around the state.

The wintry weather has utility crews from Eversource and United Illuminating working to restore service to all customers.

Crews are standing by to respond to power outages. If your power is out, here is how to call and report your outage:

Eversource – 800-286-2000
United Illuminating – 800-722-5584

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