We promise not to let up until the outage map is clear. Our crews are out and ready to make forward progress! Hang with us members. So many of you have offered food, kind words, and prayers and that means so much. Our employees are genuinely humbled and grateful for the support and kindness from our membership. This link will provide additional information. Any damage will need to be repaired before we can safely reconnect your power. While our number of members without power has been reduced, we still have 271 different outage locations.įor those without power, please look at your weatherhead/service connection. This phase of our restoration is the most tedious process of storm recovery. As we have shared before, power restoration is very labor intensive. While we have predictive equipment on our grid, we still must drive (or even walk) miles at a time, looking for damage. Why didn’t we find them on the first day? We provide power to parts of 11 counties by maintaining more than 3,700 miles of lines and literally hundreds of thousands of poles. Unfortunately, we are still finding broken poles. Several have asked why restoration is taking so long. Throughout the duration of this outage, crews have discovered additional issues, bringing our broken pole count up to 75. The drive-thru at our Glasgow office will remain open. But we will not stop until we have everyone on.Īs a reminder, our lobbies will be closed today, March 7, to allow employees to focus on power restoration. We know our members without power are frustrated, we are too. Crews made good progress overnight, driving total outage numbers down to 1,907.

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