Power Outage Resource Guide
Here are some helpful phone numbers. Remember to report ALL emergencies to 911 or emergency dispatch center.
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Here are some helpful phone numbers. Remember to report ALL emergencies to 911 or emergency dispatch center.
Crews were working to fix some downed wires in Horsham, Montgomery County Wednesday morning where two poles were damaged, one bent by the wind and another snapped completely.
Fast-moving storms socked the state on Friday night. That led to trees and power lines being knocked down, spurring outages that affected all areas of the state.
Power has mostly been restored to thousands of utility customers in New Jersey who lost their service when strong storms passed through the state in recent days.
Local utilities are watching the weather forecasts as Hurricane Joaquin tracks north.
Downed trees and power lines have caused power outages in the area.
State Senate President Steve Sweeney (D-3rd), told Talk Radio 1210 WPHT midday host Dom Giordano that following the massive power outages from the storms on June 23rd, Atlantic City Electric (ACE) was "horrible" in comparison to PSE&G.
Thousands of homes and businesses are still in the dark in Gloucester County following last Tuesday's storms, and officials in one township are calling on Governor Christie to do more.
Work continues to turn on electricity in South Jersey and some people are getting impatient.
ACME is offering customers impacted by Tuesday's storms 5 percent off their entire order after thousands of residents lost power for several days.
Residents can go to two locations to pick up supplies.
About 137, 000 people are still without power following Tuesday night's powerful storms.
The continued power outages caused by Tuesday's thunderstorms are costing some area businesses a lot of money.
The entire county remains in a state of emergency, with a little more than 24,000 customers still without power.
PECO says it's an all hands on deck effort as they work to restore electricity.
The storms on Tuesday night caused widespread damage and power outages throughout the Philadelphia area.
High winds from last night's storm knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people, and many outages remain this morning.
Severe thunderstorms have rolled through New Jersey, knocking out power to tens of thousands of homes and businesses.
Severe weather is causing hundreds of thousands of residents to lose power in the region Tuesday evening.
The power outage left the building, at the corner of 18th and Walnut, without power, water, and most of its elevator service.
With winds, potentially gusting up to 55 miles per hour, power outages are a major concern because of the serious threat of tree branches taking out power lines.
PECO has announced that they are preparing for power outages caused by high winds.
A new study says Philadelphia could be facing a lot of widespread and prolonged outages in the future.
Jersey Central Power & Light reports about 2,100 homes and businesses were still without electricity Friday morning.
Jersey Central Power & Light reports nearly 14,600 homes and businesses were still without electricity Thursday afternoon, mostly in northwestern counties.
