Homeowner takes action after severe weather causes utility pole to lean dangerous close to Trenton home
DETROIT – Severe weather last week caused a DTE Energy utility pole to lean dangerous close to a home in Trenton.
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The homeowner took action to keep the pole from moving as he waited on DTE to respond. He built a support beam to keep the pole in place.
He contacted DTE to report the issue and on Sunday (Aug. 15) crews came out and told him the support he built was in itself a dangerous move, but they understood his concern.
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