LEHIGH ACRES, Fla. --- Residents in Lehigh are feeling some relief after thousands of Lee County Electric Cooperative were without power early Sunday afternoon.
The power outage happened around 2 p.m. Fox 4 spoke with LCEC's Public Relations Manager, Karen Ryan, who said 3,000 of its customers were affected by the outage, out of the 20,000 people who live in the area.
LCEC customers were without power for approximately 20 minutes.
An investigation into what caused the power outage is underway.
All have been restored in Lehigh Acres, FL following a vehicle related outage.
— LCEC (@LCECSWFL) July 22, 2018
Most customers have been restored. If you are experiencing an LCEC related issue, please call 239-656-2300. https://t.co/7VCs0ZZSEL pic.twitter.com/yIrX4F15T6
— LCEC (@LCECSWFL) July 22, 2018
LCEC is aware of an outage in the Lehigh area and working to restore as quickly as possible. There is no need to report at this time, we will work to give updates as we are made aware of them. https://t.co/7VCs0ZZSEL pic.twitter.com/twpx4bBHC8
— LCEC (@LCECSWFL) July 22, 2018
