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UPDATE: 95% of 4,000 Lompoc customers with restored power after outage

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UPDATE 8:48 A.M. - Lompoc officials say 95% of those who lost power Monday morning now have it back. The Lompoc electric Division continues to work to get power back to the remaining household impacted.


LOMPOC, Calif. - The City of Lompoc is reporting thousands of customers are without power Monday morning.

At least 4,000 power customers between Central, College, Olive and A Street have been in the dark since 5:52 a.m. when a power lines fell. Lompoc says a PG&E line fell on top of the city power line causing the outage.

The Lompoc Electric Division is working to restore power.

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