(KLZA) -- A fuel problem is to blame for a brief power outage in Falls City Monday afternoon.
Utility Superintendent Alan Romine said the fuel problem caused a generator motor to shut down which caused the outage. Another generator was started and power was returned.
The problem was fixed and Falls City is now back to full electrical generating capacity.
The Falls City Power Plant is currently generating power while OPPD is working on a power pole replacement project.
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