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@@@ McKINNEY (September 9, 2014) A power outage shut down the Collin County Courthouse Tuesday in McKinney, delaying government proceedings for at least a day.

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The issue might be with a transformer, he said.
A spokesman for electric provider Oncor says the problem involves failure of some equipment that is the customer's responsibility. 
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Collin County, with a population topping 850,000, is just north of Dallas.