(Updated at 3:30 p.m.) A power outage hit the largely residential neighborhoods in northeast Vienna, as well as a portion of Tysons, today (April 26).
The estimated time of restoration is between 1-4 p.m. As of noon, Dominion Energy reported 2,006 customers in the area without power.
The power outage was resolved on Dominion’s website around 1:15 p.m.
“All but 165 of the 2,000 [customers] were restored in about an hour,” Charles Penn, Sr., a spokesman for Dominion Energy, told Tysons Reporter.
A tree that fell on a power line caused the outage, Penn said.
Power outage on telework day, yay…looks like a big chunk of NE Vienna is down.
— carencey (@carencey) April 26, 2019
Image via Dominion Energy
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