Crews have worked tirelessly and have made more progress overnight, reducing outages to 14 total outages impacting 58 members. Due to the incredible dedication of our crews, we are hopeful that, barring major complications, complete power restoration will be finished today.

We know these final members are anxious to have their power restored. We want our members to know that the last member to be restored is just as important to us as the first member.  

Today’s outage restoration will be slow. Many of these final outages require specialized equipment to allow our crews to get into challenging areas to change poles or make repairs.

This storm system, by the numbers:

• 6,000+ members without power at the height of the storm
• 40 broken poles
• 25 damaged transformers
• 60+ operations personnel, including 34 mutual aid individuals
• Thousands of employee hours worked

For members needing an electrical inspection before reconnection, please contact your county electrical inspector. Their information can be found here.

The best way to get information is via our Outage Viewer.

We will send out a final update once all power is restored.