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God Bless You All: EREC Linemen Helping With Power Restoration After Hurricane Helene
September 28, 2024
Crews from Escambia River Electric Cooperatives deployed Friday to assist with power restoration following Hurricane Helene.
The EREC crews will assist with power restoration for Central Florida Electric Cooperative in Chiefland, Florida.
“Thank you to all the linemen leaving their families to help us. God bless you all,” Teresa Hodge of Bell, Florida, said through social media.
Before they departed, EREC CEO Ryan Campbell emphasized the importance of extreme caution and safety measures.
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5 Responses to “God Bless You All: EREC Linemen Helping With Power Restoration After Hurricane Helene”
Thank you guys. You are hard working folks and I appreciate the job you do. EREC is the best. Please be safe. Thanks to all at EREC.
Home town heroes! I’ve known a couple of these guys since they were teenagers. Our daughter and her family live in High Springs and my grandkids attend school in Bell. THANK YOU!
I was so happy to read that you all were going to Chiefland. My nephew and his wife live there. He will be so thankful for electric. Y’all stay safe and know you all are in our prayers.
Awesome group of guys Tony has showed these guys the right way too bad Kevin couldn’t make it he would learn a lot
I’ll never forget how I felt when these guys entered my neighborhood after Hurricane Katrina when I was stationed in Ocean Springs,Ms.and after Hurricane Fredrick, and Hurricane Sally here. They are appreciated.