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EREC Linemen Helping Restore Power Following Florida Hurricane
September 3, 2016
Escambia River Electric Cooperative has sent a crew of linemen to aid the Tri-County Electric Cooperative with the restoration of electric service following Hurricane Hermine. The hurricane caused significant damage to the TCEC power system, with over 10,000 customers without power in Jefferson, Madison and Taylor counties in Florida. EREC linemen Kent Calloway, Jeremiah Daughett, Tony Moody, Jake Moye, Thomas Nall and Matthew Reynolds departed Friday afternoon. Photo for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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