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350 Remain Without Power, Down From Over 12,000
July 6, 2012
About 350 Gulf Power customers remained without power as of 10 p.m. Friday, down from over 12,000 that lost power during storms Friday morning.
The number without power had dropped to 3,500 by 4 p.m., with most of those customers in south and central Escambia County.
The 350 customers in the dark late Friday night were scattered across the county.
Crews from Mississippi Power were brought in to Escambia County to help in the restoration process.
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One Response to “350 Remain Without Power, Down From Over 12,000”
REGARDING:
“Crews from Mississippi Power are headed to Escambia County to help in the restoration process.”
These summer storms must be wearing them out.
David appreciating their efforts