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Gulf Power Crews Continue To Restore Power In Snowy Arkansas
December 30, 2012
Gulf Power crews are continuing to work in near Hot Springs, Arkansas, with restoration efforts following a Christmas Day snowstorm. After a high of 194,000 outages, about 78,000 Entergy Arkansas customers remained without power Saturday.
A total of 28 line crew personnel and 15 support employees from Gulf Power are taking part in the restoration efforts.
This is the fifth storm restoration trip that Gulf Power crews have made in the last six months. A restoration crew spent 17 days restoring power in Philadelphia and New Jersey during November after Hurricane Sandy struck.
Pictured: A Gulf Power crew works to restore power near Hot Springs, Arkansas, on Saturday. Courtesy photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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