Peoria police say eight electrical boxes were damaged, leaving families scrambling as evening games and activities were canceled. Facebook Instagram YouTube. The park is a hub for families, especially after school and into the evening, making the outage a significant disruption. Some leagues are working on backup plans, but with a packed schedule, making up missed games and practices will be a challenge. The city has not provided a timeline for repairs, and police have not yet identified a suspect.
Authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward. Crews are working on the full extent of the damages and are uncovering additional areas where the wiring has been cut into the conduit and may require wire pulling new wire to re-energize.
An ETA for full repairs is not set as of yet. They are working to restore power to the parking lot and walkway lighting as priority safety. Report a typo. Actions Facebook Tweet Email. A popular West Valley park is in the dark after someone cut electrical wires to most of the lights at Paloma Park on Wednesday morning.
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