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Downtown Las Vegas energy outage brought on by balloons, affected 10,000 clients

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LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — An influence outage close to Downtown Las Vegas that affected over 10,000 clients on Sunday night time was brought on by balloons, officers say.

In response to a publish on NV Power’s X account, mylar balloons bought snarled with infrastructure at an NV Power substation on Sunday night time, resulting in an outage for greater than 10,000 clients within the downtown Las Vegas space.

Energy outage reported in Downtown Las Vegas on March 2, 2025

In response to NV Power’s web site, the outage was reported round 8:15 p.m., within the space of Charleston Boulevard and Maryland Parkway. The outage affected a complete of 10,472 NV Power clients, the web site mentioned.

NV Power crews responded to the outage and labored to soundly take away the particles and restore energy. Energy was restored round 9:30 p.m.

The publish mentioned metallic lining in mylar balloons could cause gear to fail when it comes into contact with it. That is what they mentioned brought on the outage.

NV Power gave the next security ideas for folks utilizing mylar balloons:

Tether Mylar balloons

When disposing of the balloons, puncture them to launch the helium. It will stop the balloons from coming into contact with the facility strains and inflicting an influence outage

Don’t attempt to retrieve the balloon from the facility line, as an alternative please contact NV Power to report the issue

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