Avista warns rural customers restart times after power outages will get longer
Avista Utilities has announced that they will be taking extra precautions when re-energizing power lines after an outage in order to prevent wildfires. The utility company provides electricity to all of Adams County.
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SPOKANE — Avista Utilities, which supplies electricity to roughly 400,000 commercial and residential customers across Eastern Washington, including all of Adams County, announced Thursday it is making some temporary changes to electrical transmission to guard against the danger of wildfires created when re-energizing power lines.
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