We’re pushing through the final stages of restoration, working to get the remaining customers back online. Our crews remain in the field, working through challenging conditions and significant storm damage to restore power across our hardest-hit areas.
A firsthand look at ongoing restoration efforts following Hurricane Isaias. Our crews continue working around the clock to repair storm damage and restore service to affected communities. Restoration takes time, and our teams remain focused on getting the job done.
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The work continues across our hardest-hit areas. Our crews are navigating significant storm damage and clearing the way for repairs. We know there’s still work to do, and our teams won’t stop until restoration is complete.
Keep safety first and always stay away from downed power lines.
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Thank you for bearing with us as crews worked overnight into Monday morning to restore power safely and as quickly as possible.
To our neighbors in Brewton and Monroeville, we know many are still dealing with significant wind and storm damage from Hurricane Isaias, including widespread tree damage and impacts to infrastructure.
Know that our crews won’t stop working until every customer who can safely receive power is restored.
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Restoration progress remains underway, know that our crews are working through the night to get every customer restored.
We appreciate your continued patience as we work to get you back up.
We know how difficult it is to wait for your power to come back on. Even if you can’t see our crews, please know they’re still working to restore service. Many are navigating hard-to-reach areas and challenging conditions to safely bring power back to our communities. Thank you for your patience as our crews continue working to get the lights back on.
We know many of our customers in Brewton, Monroeville, the Wiregrass region and other heavily impacted communities are still without power, and we understand how difficult that can be.
Crews continue working through extensive storm damage in these areas, where repairs can take longer to complete safely. Restoring power to every remaining customer remains our top priority.
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Jeremy in Montgomery is one of our many crew members working through storm damage across Alabama. In this case, a fallen tree brought down a power line and damaged a pole, requiring crews to clear debris, make repairs and set up infrastructure before power can be restored safely.
Many of the remaining outages are in heavily impacted communities such as Brewton, Monroeville and the Wiregrass region where crews continue working through extensive storm damage and complex repairs.
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We expect approximately 95% of customers affected by Hurricane Isaias to be restored by midnight tonight. We know many customers are still without power, and crews remain focused on the most heavily impacted communities across Alabama, where significant damage and complex repairs can take longer to complete safely. For updates: https://t.co/igqZu5BJeX
Overnight, crews continued making progress across Alabama. As of 6 a.m., power is restored to approximately 90% of our customers affected by Hurricane Isaias.
Today, crews remain focused on the hardest hit areas of the state, where significant damage, difficult access and complex repairs take more time. We are committed to restoring every customer as quickly and safely as possible.
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Good morning, Christian. I'll be happy to check on the status of your outage. Please DM your complete service address (street number, street name and city). You can check on the status of an outage on our website at https://t.co/n1xEzVj4At (https://t.co/0jHlkcxfJ5). You can also stay connected with Outage Alerts (https://t.co/e0UKDs1ysa). - Bishop
We know many Alabama families are without power following Hurricane Isaias, and we understand how disruptive that can be. Ron and our crews in Mobile are gearing up for a full day of restoration work, with 600–700 team members and approximately 260 trucks preparing to roll out from this staging site alone.
Know that our teams are working to restore service safely and as quickly as conditions allow. Keep safety top of mind and visit https://t.co/igqZu5BJeX for the latest updates.
As of 9 p.m. more than 80% of our customers impacted by Hurricane Isaias have been restored.
Our crews are working around the clock to safely and quickly restore service.
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Here is a fact from the field: Of the 275,000 APC customers impacted by Isaias, nearly 60% were restored by 3p.m.
Joshua is one of the many crew members working through storm damage across Alabama today and into the evening. For the latest updates, visit https://t.co/uXuJVbp3C7
We know every outage impacts Alabama families. Linemen like Devin and crews across Alabama are working alongside 6400 additional personnel from 25 states to restore service quickly and safely.
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Across Alabama, downed trees and damaged power lines have impacted communities including Odenville, Brewton, Evergreen and Selma. Our crews are working through challenging conditions to restore customers as quickly and safely as possible.
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In McCalla, downed trees and significant damage are creating challenging conditions. More than 6,400 outside resources from 25 states are working alongside our crews as we work until all customers are fully restored.
Stay safe, stay away from downed power lines and for the latest updates, visit https://t.co/jE9GRbQr8z.
Hurricane Isaias has brought heavy rain and strong winds to our communities across Alabama, creating challenging conditions for restoration. Our crews will work 24/7 to make repairs and restore power safely across the state.
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