Electricity interruptions lead to Birmingham closure to close school for February 11 – CBS News

Oucklend County (CBS Detroit) – Thousands of customers lost electricity early Tuesday morning in Oakland County, which led to some school closure ads.

The power supply is in the area of ​​Birmingham, Beverly Hills and Lathrup Village.

The DTE interruption card showed power for many of them extinguished around 12:08 pm due to a problem with the equipment. At one point, about 3400 customers were energy without energy. About 2100 customers were still out of power around 6:15. The recovery was expected later in the morning.

In response, Birmingham public schools announced a closure on Tuesday for GROVS High School, Seaholm High School, Midvale, Lincoln Street, BATP and the Education Administration Center (EAC).

“We are not sure when power will be restored,” the area of ​​the area said. “Please follow the social media channels in the field to be informed of the most developed developments.”

Detroit Country Day School has also announced that its secondary school and the upper schools were closed on Tuesday due to interruption of power supply; Lower school will remain in a session.

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