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KYTC: Extensive damage in Somerset Somerset, KY - Crews with the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet (KYTC) District 8 are actively working in multiple areas following a powerful storm system that swept through portions of the district overnight Friday. Maintenance crews worked through the night and continue to operate today to remove downed trees, clear debris, and address other hazards impacting roadways. In Pulaski County, damage is extensive--particularly on the south side of Somerset--where crews are encountering numerous downed power lines and fallen trees. KYTC crews are working alongside first responders and utility companies to clear roadways and restore access to these areas as quickly and safely as possible. The KYTC traffic signal crew is also responding to widespread damage. Technicians are prioritizing signal repairs where power is available. However, several signals remain out due to power outages. These will be addressed as utility services are restored. At this time, signals #19 through #25 on U.S. 27 in Somerset are inoperable, and some may remain out for days or even weeks. Motorists are reminded to treat intersections without functioning signals as four-way stops and proceed with extreme caution. This story was posted on 2025-05-17 10:21:37
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