As of 9:00am there were still approximately 23,000 residents in the Florida Keys without power according to news sources. FPL issued a press release to their customers on Friday promising: “We have worked actively with other utilities to secure and pre-position thousands of additional resources to prepare for Isaac so we are ready to respond, if the storm impacts our customers.”
Power crews reportedly worked through the night last night enduring high winds that hampered their abilities to repair the damage.
As residents of Brevard County we are reminded of the summer of 2004 when we spent several weeks literally ‘powerless’ and waiting for this caravan to arrive to help us during our time of need.
Jeff Gates
BrevardSubs.Com
Construction Network
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thats nothing Brevard Times, how about the 30+ ASPLUNDH trucks heading south in the same stretch. I saw about 3 FPL trucks total.
Thanks for your comment Anonymous, though I'd like to ask, who do you think paid Asplundh to make the trip?A quote from FPL's website:"FPL uses only utility-qualified professional tree-trimming contractors, such as Asplundh Tree Expert Company..."
thats nothing Brevard Times, how about the 30+ ASPLUNDH trucks heading south in the same stretch. I saw about 3 FPL trucks total.
Thanks for your comment Anonymous, though I'd like to ask, who do you think paid Asplundh to make the trip?A quote from FPL's website:"FPL uses only utility-qualified professional tree-trimming contractors, such as Asplundh Tree Expert Company..."