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Gulf Power Announces Power Restoration Timetable
October 15, 2018
Over 60,000 Gulf Power customers remained without power Sunday night as a result of Hurricane Michael as the company announced a timetable to restore power.
- Panama City Beach east of Highway 79 to the Hathaway Bridge is estimated to be restored by midnight, Oct. 15.
- Washington, Jackson and Holmes counties in the following areas:
- Areas north of I-10 in Bonifay and Chipley, and all of Caryville, Graceville and Campbellton are estimated to be restored by midnight, Oct. 17.
- Vernon, Sunny Hills and the surrounding areas south of I-10 are estimated to be restored by midnight, Oct. 18.
- Customers who live in the Cypress and Apalachee areas with a mailing address of Sneads, Florida, served by Gulf Power, are estimated to be restored by midnight, Oct. 1Downtown Panama City, Callaway, Parker, Lynn Haven, Youngstown and surrounding areasare estimated to be restored by midnight, Oct. 24.
“Hurricane Michael was an unprecedented storm, and Gulf Power is on a mission to ensure an unprecedented response.” said Stan Connally, Chairman, president and CEO of Gulf Power. “We know that our customers are counting on us, so they can begin rebuilding their lives. We are working safely and aggressively around the clock to get the lights back on.”
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One Response to “Gulf Power Announces Power Restoration Timetable”
Gulf Power has done a remarkable job restoring power after a Michael. At its peak, there were around 120,000+ customers (not people) without power. The storm hit Wednesday and after four days of work, approximately half have been restored. Bay County, which bared most of the damage, was almost 100% off line as of end of day of the storm. This morning, 50% have power restored.
Just a great response by some dedicated employees and contractors.