Piedmont residents see risks in OG&E power line proposal
Utility's spokesman denies the project poses health dangers.
PIEDMONT — About 400 people gathered Monday night at Piedmont First Baptist Church to voice their concerns over a proposed power transmission line scheduled to cut through the community's fastest growing area.
Oklahoma Gas and Electric Co. officials plan to build a 120-mile-long power line from wind farms south of Woodward to northwest Oklahoma City . OG&E officials attended the town hall meeting and fielded que...
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