Georgia Power crews to assist Mississippi Power with Hurricane Ida storm restoration
Approximately 500 employees from around the state headed to the Mississippi coast Workforce includes line crews, engineers and support personnel
ATLANTA, Aug. 30, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- As Hurricane Ida made landfall Sunday along the Gulf Coast, Georgia Power is sending approximately 500 company personnel and contract teams to Mississippi to assist its sister company Mississippi Power with their restoration efforts. Georgia Power's restoration workforce includes line crews, engineers and support personnel from around the state. With each request for assistance, the company ensures that it has sufficient coverage to respond to potential local service interruptions. Mutual Assistance Network The company requested and received assistance from other utilities during several major storms that impacted Georgia Power customers previously including Hurricanes Michael and Irma. Storm Response Pandemic Preparations In addition, the company's comprehensive pandemic plans help ensure readiness of the critical personnel and facilities necessary to continue providing the safe and reliable energy customers expect and deserve. Customers can subscribe to Georgia Power's YouTube Storm Channel for the latest safety videos and can connect with Georgia Power on Facebook and Twitter for helpful information and restoration updates during severe weather. About Georgia Power SOURCE Georgia Power For further information: Georgia Power Media Relations, (404) 506-7676 or (800) 282-1696, www.georgiapower.com
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