Last Danbury Household Restored to Power Sunday Night.

CL&P is reporting that all outages caused by the Thursday night lightening storm were repaired by late Sunday night, with a total of 215,000 households restored.

In Danbury, the peak number of households out of power reached 1,874, said Mitch Gross, a spokesman with CL&P. The last of them were restored late Sunday night.

Gross said these numbers could fluctuate because of several factors, including outages caused by other problems and computer problems. These were the best numbers available late Monday afternoon.

In Bethel, the most people without power was 453 as of 7 p.m. Thursday, Gross said, and most of those people were restored within an hour. After that, the town had outages ranging from four households down to one for the next three days.

In Brookfield at 10 p.m. Thursday, 5,400 were without power, and the last people were restored late Sunday night.

“There could be people who still have trouble,” Gross said. “There are other reasons why people lost power. The storm damage was all cleared up by midnight Sunday. Anyone with a power outage should call us at 1-800-286-2000.”

Woodbury had a total of 2,478 without power early Friday morning, and the last customers were restored by 10 p.m. Sunday.

In Southbury, 3,250 people were without power at 10 p.m. Thursday, and the last customers were restored at midnight.

In Newtown, 1,250 people were without power early Friday morning, and by 9 p.m. Sunday, their power was restored.

Middlebury’s numbers were not available.

In Oxford, 784 people were without power early Friday morning, and they were all restored Sunday night.

Naugatuck had 2,600 people without power Thursday, and the last of them were restored Saturday afternoon.