Earlier in April, ABC13 was the first to show you huge utility poles popping up right in front of homes in Montrose with no warning. Now, CenterPoint says it's adjusting its policy.
CenterPoint Energy said it's changing its policy after several Montrose-area residents complained about giant utility poles, and Action 13 intervened.A major change in CenterPoint policy was placed after Action 13 exposed an absurd situation.
After Eyewitness News' stories aired and many of you complained, city officials and residents will now be notified about future construction. "The existing transmission line that was there was the line that we're upgrading to," he said. "It would really only make sense to build that line where it's currently at."
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