by BC Trimble | Jan 21, 2022 | Oak Park, Oakland County, Reliability Work Updates
Now that we are smack in the middle of another Michigan winter, we want to help you stay safe during these frigid months. The snowy elements can be quite beautiful and nostalgic but the reality is that winter weather can create safety concerns that you and your family...
by Farah Fayz | Dec 28, 2021 | Oak Park, Oakland County, Reliability Work Updates
Hello Oak Park. We wanted to take a moment to spotlight some of the strides our teams made to improve your service in 2021 and share some great news as we turn the page to 2022. Our Empowering Michigan page is making it easier for you to see the work happening around...
by Farah Fayz | Dec 13, 2021 | Oak Park, Oakland County, Reliability Work Updates
Many of our customers were impacted by severe weather over the weekend. One of our crews was out in Oak Park replacing burnt wires today. Heavy winds caused trees around a power line to sway, which ultimately knocked down the lines and left our customers without...
by Farah Fayz | Dec 9, 2021 | Oak Park, Oakland County, Reliability Work Updates
DTE’s Community Engagement team visited Glory Market in Oak Park on Friday, Dec. 3 to talk with customers, sharing infrastructure improvements and discussing recent service experiences. You may see more of our crews in the coming months as part of our accelerated...
by Farah Fayz | Nov 24, 2021 | Oak Park, Oakland County, Reliability Work Updates
A line went down at the substation located at Coolidge Highway and Oak Park Blvd., causing an outage to some of our customers in Oak Park. Our line workers went out and transferred the deenergized power lines to a different circuit to restore power in these...
by Marquia Mann | Nov 3, 2021 | Environment, Oak Park, Oakland County
Trees interfering with power lines continue to be the main reason why our customers spend time without power. That was exactly the case earlier this week in Oak Park when a tree fell on a power line in a residential area, leaving half the customers in the neighborhood...
