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Power Restoration Crews Stream Into The Area
August 28, 2012
About 500 restoration specialists and contractors are rolling into the local area to assist Gulf Power with any outages related to Isaac.
Pictured top: Dominion line crews from Virginia roll into the Gulf Power storm restoration staging area at the Pensacola Interstate Fairgrounds as storm clouds from Tropical Storm Isaac pass overhead Monday. The 54-employee store restoration team completed an 1,200 mile trip after being diverted from Ocala. Pictured below: Heather Madison briefs a Gulf Power storm team Logistics group to coordinate arrangements for the hundreds of out-of-state line crews and contractors assisting with Issac. Courtesy photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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Thanks for you hard work and time dedicated to helping the coast. I really apprecicate you taking the time to help.