Crews working to restore natural gas service in Elk City
ELK CITY — About 100 Oklahoma Natural Gas employees are going house-to-house today restoring gas service to customers here after a high-pressure pipeline was severed.
Repairs on the six-inch line have been completed, company spokesman Don Sherry said.
Crews had to go to each of 5,700 meters or customers where there is a gas meter and physically shut them off. Employees are now going back to meters, ...
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