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Clarksville Department of Electricity reports Power Outage caused by Snake
May 13, 2012 | 
Clarksville, TN – Power was interrupted to approximately 12,000 Clarksville Department of Electricity customers this morning at around 5:30am.
The outage occurred at three CDE substations; Primary, East and Ladd.
CDE crews found the cause of the outage to be a snake that made contact with electrical equipment inside Primary Substation. The location of the snake inside the substation caused a system protection device to trip, resulting in the disconnection of the power feed to East and Ladd Substations as well. Power was restored to all customers by 8:00am.
CDE provides electric service to approximately 62,000 residential and commercial customers within the city limits of Clarksville.
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