Power restored following transformer fire in Sea Bright
JCP&L says the power was restored around noon Thursday.
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Hundreds of people have had their power restored following a transformer fire in Monmouth County.
Jersey Central Power & Light says that power was restored around noon. Around 500 Sea Bright customers lost power Thursday morning.
JCP&L says that the fire was caused by a broken arm on a pole carrying a high-voltage transmission line.
The outage impacted the area between the Sea Bright Bridge and Highlands Bridge.
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