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Main Content
Power Outage on UMMC's Jackson Campus
February 24, 2021
TO:All UMMC Faculty, Staff and Students
FROM: Dr. Jonathan Wilson, Chief Administrative Officer
SUBJECT: Power Outage on UMMC's Jackson Campus
This morning’s power outage was caused by failure of an on-campus transformer. UMMC Facilities Services crews have made the necessary repairs and power was restored to most of the areas that lost it around 12:20 p.m.
The one exception where power has still not been fully restored is the Guyton research tower. A mitigation plan is being developed for areas still without full power until permanent repairs can be made.
Thank you for your patience.