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Broken gas line leads to closure at Thomas Road and 59th Avenue
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Phoenix traffic: Damaged Seventh Street bridge to reopen in September
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ATF investigating gas fire on major Phoenix bridge
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A gas line fire early Sunday morning caused the bride over Salt River at Seventh Street to be shut down. The bridge is expected to stay closed for several months due to the severity of the damages.
Seventh Street north and south of the Salt River, between Broadway Road and Interstate 17, will remain closed to pedestrians, cyclists and vehicles.
City officials said that no resident or firefighters were injured.
Amy Washburn, a spokesperson for Southwest Gas, said they were able to quickly help those who experienced gas usage disruptions.
“We were grateful that we only lost service to six customers in the area,” Washburn said. “As of this morning, all of those six commercial customers have had their service restored. No residential customers were impacted by this incident.”
Texas energy crisis prompts Arizona gas utilities to call for limits on use; Mesa says supply could run out Ryan Randazzo, Arizona Republic
Following a historic winter storm that has shut down much of Texas, natural-gas utilities in Arizona are asking customers to conserve where possible by taking shorter showers and not using appliances like gas fireplaces unless necessary.
Arizona has no natural-gas wells of its own and also no storage. The fuel is piped into the state, much of it from New Mexico and Texas.
Southwest Gas, which provides residential service in Arizona and Nevada, said the call was made to reduce the bill impact on customers, who must pay for swings in the market price of the fuel like the one taking place now. But the city of Mesa on Thursday issued a warning that its supply of the fuel itself may be in jeopardy.