APS Shuts Off Power in Flagstaff Area Due to High Fire Risk
April 22, 2026
Arizona Public Service cut power in Flagstaff due to fire risk, affecting 6,000 customers. Outage may last 12-24 hours.
Arizona Public Service cut power in Flagstaff due to fire risk, affecting 6,000 customers. Outage may last 12-24 hours.
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