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When a tree is on a line in a boggy area, we rely on the track machine. Our contract crew from Chain Electric successfully removed this tree on Vestry Road in northern Jackson County without damaging the lines or the poles. We appreciate our contractors for helping restore power to our members.
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Rising tides due to #hurricanefrancine caused underground power lines to short off of Murifield Court in Ocean Springs. Crews have identified and repaired the damaged line, and power has been restored.
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Thanks SRE workers you are appreciated stay safe. 🙏🏻
Crews are awesome!! And fast!! Thanks 🤗
So thankful we have SRE and the lineman that work so hard.
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Hurricane season = Hurricane preparedness
Batteries, flashlights, bottled drinking water, and non-perishable foods are important staples to keep stored away for use during prolonged outages.
For more storm safety and preparedness tips, visit http://singingriver.com/storm-center.
Did you know that @SRConnectMS opened TWO new feeders this week for fiber internet sign-ups? Visit http://singingriverconnect.com/signup to get connected to lightning-fast fiber internet from your trusted local provider.
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When a tree is on a line in a boggy area, we rely on the track machine. Our contract crew from Chain Electric successfully removed this tree on Vestry Road in northern Jackson County without damaging the lines or the poles. We appreciate our contractors for helping restore power to our members.
#HurricaneFrancine #poweron
Our Sand Hill linemen located this tree on a three-phase line in McLain - nearly a mile in the woods off Corbit Road. After verifying with our dispatchers, this outage is now restored.
#HurricaneFrancine #poweron
A tree was knocked over by hurricane winds onto a power line on Sammie Hearndon Rd last night, causing power outages for several members in Wade. The fallen tree has been removed, and power has been restored.
Crews are continuing to work in the area as quickly and safely as possible. Thank you for your patience and support! #HurricaneFrancine #PowerOn
Hurricane Francine - September 12, 2024 - 6 a.m.
Good morning. Our linemen, contract linemen, and right-of-way crews are currently addressing 61 outages affecting 1,885 Singing River Electric members.
While outages are scattered throughout our service area, we do have a large outage in Pascagoula’s Bayou Cassotte area.
Our linemen were called in last night for safety reasons due to high wind. If they had it their way, our linemen would work all night, but we cannot risk their safety and their lives in a situation with tropical storm-force winds.
Thank you for your patience as our linemen work today for you, our members.
#HurricaneFrancine #poweron
Our linemen have done an excellent job of responding and restoring power to the outages we’ve had this evening. They will continue working until it is no longer safe to do so - wind is a major factor.
Please report any power outages using the SmartHub app or by texting OUT to 601-947-1744. These methods send your outage directly into the outage management system used by our dispatchers.
We will provide an update in the morning. Stay safe!
#HurricaneFrancine #poweron
If you see downed power lines, DO NOT proceed. Downed lines may still be energized and can cause severe injuries. Turn around, call 911, then report the downed lines by using the "Report Issue/Inquiry" feature on the SmartHub app or text an member service representative at 228-591-9166.
Stay safe and stay aware!
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