As electric cooperatives in the Southeast deal with the effects of Hurricane Michael, check here for updates and photos from co-op social media channels.
Restoration Continues, Progress Made
3:45 PM Update: % shows the percentage of Members in that county without power.
Leon 1,965 – 8%
Gadsden 10,039 – 66%
Wakulla 1,091 – 12%
Liberty 2,255 – 68% pic.twitter.com/EdZsOubMhX— Talquin Electric Cooperative (@TECtwwi) October 16, 2018
A group of Blue Ridge Electric linemen are working in Georgia to assist co-ops damaged by Hurricane Michael along with linemen from several other co-ops in SC. Another SC group is assisting in Virginia. Read more here: https://t.co/2GD71A1Y8c pic.twitter.com/DbdTqA7UYo
— Blue Ridge Electric (@blueridgecoop) October 16, 2018
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Again – have we told you lately that we have the best Members and we will argue with anyone who says differently! Thank you all for the support you have shown not only to ours crews, but to the crews that have come to assist us when we needed help. #southernhospitality #MyCoop pic.twitter.com/ANzXptfOap
— Talquin Electric Cooperative (@TECtwwi) October 16, 2018
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@WKRECC crew working in Virginia in tough conditions. #thankalineman #HurricaneMichael pic.twitter.com/bzR2AjLMDe
— West KY Rural Electric Cooperative Corp (@WKRECC) October 16, 2018
NGEMC crews are some of many emergency responders assisting in the #Michael recovery efforts in Georgia and Florida. Our crews are assisting Middle Georgia EMC in Dooly, Houston, Pulaski, Turner and Wilcox counties. pic.twitter.com/63yNarNiGd
— North Georgia EMC (@NorthGaEMC) October 16, 2018
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Favorite picture from long, hard days of restoring power after the storm! This is Emma – she brought water & thank you cards to a few of our Blue Ridge Energy line technicians helping Duke Energy restore power today from effects of Hurricane Michael in central North Carolina. 💗 pic.twitter.com/qP0DTrueOq
— blueridgeemc (@blueridgeemc) October 16, 2018
SK crews worked as long as daylight held out yesterday for Middle GA EMC. Their hard work has paid off as everyone is back on there. They are being transferred to Three Notch EMC, Donalsonville, GA, which was hit even harder by #HurricaneMichael#SKRECCRestoringPower #WeAreSKRECC pic.twitter.com/6XTo2dRLgo
— SouthKentucky RECC (@skrecc) October 16, 2018
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Delaware Electric Cooperative crews continue restore power to our friends in Virginia! Hundreds of thousands of people lost power in Virginia as Tropical Storm Michael passed over the region. It’s hard work, but our crews were happy to answer the call for help! pic.twitter.com/EoGWok3VmK
— Delaware Electric (@DEElectricCoop) October 15, 2018
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Jackson Energy line tech Aaron Issacs working at Flint Energies in Georgia after thousands of members were left without power from Hurricane Michael. JEC crews have since moved south to help out at Sumter EMC in Americas, Georgia. #jecworkinforyou #HurricaneMichael pic.twitter.com/sskktLzPQ6
— Jackson Energy (@jacksonenergy) October 15, 2018
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8:00AM Update: % shows the percentage of Members in that county without power.
Leon 5,186 – 21%
Gadsden 11,078 – 73%
Wakulla 2,196 – 25%
Liberty 2,679 – 81% pic.twitter.com/IeXpkQSQ4u— Talquin Electric Cooperative (@TECtwwi) October 15, 2018
https://www.facebook.com/wiregrasselectric/posts/10156705928873194
A glimpse in the life of a lineman on storm duty… After working long days or long nights, a nice comfortable bed is not always a possibility. This particular GreyStone crew will spend night #4 under the stars. pic.twitter.com/aVQzmFpPO5
— GreyStone Power (@GreyStonePower) October 15, 2018
Outage in Groveland – a pole fire burned the top of a pole and caused the outage. Photo courtesy of Pete Strickland. Great night-time photo! pic.twitter.com/SIEou1ET3O
— SECO Energy (@SECOenergy) October 15, 2018
Have we told you lately how much we appreciate our Co-op Community!?! TY Pearce's for fresh apple cake; Kris McCaffrey w/ the @FirstCommerceCU for table full of snacks & beverages for crews, Electric Supply for drinks, & The Mullins for smoked Boston Butts. #heartisfull pic.twitter.com/8q3CD6gY25
— Talquin Electric Cooperative (@TECtwwi) October 15, 2018
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https://twitter.com/NorthGaEMC/status/1051562481309675520
3:00PM Update: % shows the percentage of Members in that county without power.
Leon 7,997 – 32%
Gadsden 12,516 – 83%
Wakulla 2,889 – 33%
Liberty 2,711 – 82% pic.twitter.com/CjOA3ikDPM— Talquin Electric Cooperative (@TECtwwi) October 14, 2018
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Restoration Efforts In Full Swing
Hurricane Michael brought destruction to many locations in Virginia. These pictures come from the @SouthsideEC territory. Please continue to keep line crews and those affected by the hurricane in your thoughts and prayers. pic.twitter.com/JsiC5TYDAY
— SVEC (@SVEC_Coop) October 12, 2018
After restoring our system outages yesterday, these HEMC employees left today to assist in restoration efforts at Oconee EMC. #headedouttohelp pic.twitter.com/Ao2EHnhK02
— Habersham EMC (@HabershamEMC) October 12, 2018
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3:00PM Update:
LEON 21,429
GADSDEN 15,094
WAKULLA 6,925
LIBERTY 3,308Total: 46,756 pic.twitter.com/VbpyTURQkT
— Talquin Electric Cooperative (@TECtwwi) October 12, 2018
We are happy to report our crews arrived safely in Hartford, Ala., on Thursday and immediately got to work helping @WEC2. As of Friday morning, WEC had nearly 14,000 members without power due to the effects of #HurricaneMichael. #CoopStrong #MutualAid pic.twitter.com/XFOOBZ8t1F
— BaldwinEMC (@BaldwinEMC) October 12, 2018
Thank you, Brandon Smith, Brandon Jones, Holland Brown, Ben Daniel, Trent Brimer and David Sales for volunteering to help Mitchell EMC with restoration efforts following Hurricane Michael. Stay safe! #CoopNation #CoopStrong pic.twitter.com/JNejJuxzAf
— Coweta-Fayette EMC (@CoFayEMC) October 12, 2018
Efforts continue to restore power after Hurricane Michael. DREMC crews, with many others, improve conditions in Georgia. This morning 12,500 remain without electricity in the Colquitt EMC area where our crews are assisting. #HurricaneMichael #CoopStrong #StaySafe #ColquittEMC pic.twitter.com/1p2QCppSxY
— Duck River Electric (@DuckRiverEMC) October 12, 2018
Crews have been hard at work restoring power to Pea River Electric Cooperative member-owners. We are always glad to lend a hand to our sister cooperatives. #thankalineman #COOPeration #neighborshelpingneighbors #HurricaneMichael pic.twitter.com/Iya1FNjgiA
— Dixie Electric Co-op (@DixieCoop) October 12, 2018
12:30PM Update:
LEON- 22,546
GADSDEN- 15,093
WAKULLA- 7,399
LIBERTY- 3,308Total: 48,346 pic.twitter.com/jw102rRfPp
— Talquin Electric Cooperative (@TECtwwi) October 12, 2018
Our crews are part of 160 employees working hard to restore power to Wiregrass Electric Co-op members without power. We appreciate your kind words, thoughts & prayers for our guys, & the people directly impacted by #HurricaneMichael. #coopstrong #rebuild #coopfamily @WEC2 pic.twitter.com/Ya1VF5rrEk
— CAEC (@CAEC_COOP) October 12, 2018
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CGEMC is sending 12 linemen and 6 bucket trucks to assist @Washington_EMC in Sandersville, GA. We are so proud of these linemen and their willingness to help a fellow cooperative after wrapping up outage restoration efforts at home.#CooperationAmongCooperatives pic.twitter.com/OQZNiqsICM
— Central Georgia EMC (@CentralGAEMC) October 12, 2018
Crews started their work day with Excelsior EMC in Georgia at 5 a.m. on Hurricane Michael restoration. Journeyman Lineman Nathan Neal said, "It's been really busy. But it's so rewarding to help all these people and makes me very thankful for Middle Tennessee Electric." pic.twitter.com/VXWtx88BZC
— MidTnElectric (@MidTnElectric) October 12, 2018
Missouri crews are hard at work on hurricane repairs. Today the outage numbers have been reduced to 48,000, after nearly all of the co-op's 55,000 members were w/out power.
Update here: https://t.co/yQ5s1OG3M7#hurricanemichael2018 #Florida #RuralElectric pic.twitter.com/MPfv1qZaYu— Cuivre River Electric Cooperative (@CuivreRiver) October 12, 2018
9:00AM Update:
LEON- 22,703
GADSDEN- 15,093
WAKULLA- 7,714
LIBERTY- 3,308Totals: 48,818
**As crews continue assessing damages numbers will fluctuate. pic.twitter.com/RQxNqPoaGu— Talquin Electric Cooperative (@TECtwwi) October 12, 2018
Our linemen who have generously volunteered to help our friends at @flintenergies are Terry Jones, Corey Hendricks, Steven Robinson, Bobby Smith, Dell McWaters and Josh Philpot. Thank you and stay safe! #HurricaneMichael #CoopNation #CoopStrong pic.twitter.com/Gf6awJO7qh
— Coweta-Fayette EMC (@CoFayEMC) October 12, 2018
Crews in Quincy, Florida starting their day off the right way! pic.twitter.com/QVW0ex2dEA
— Talquin Electric Cooperative (@TECtwwi) October 12, 2018
Cobb EMC crew members left before dawn for south Georgia to help Mitchell EMC restore power after Hurricane Michael. Nearly 100% of their system was affected. Help is on the way! pic.twitter.com/ej9qiwAU3U
— Cobb EMC (@cobbemc) October 12, 2018
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Fresh crews head out to help with power restoration north of the Pamlico River as work continues. #hurricanemichael2018 pic.twitter.com/R1g8y0rEmi
— Tideland EMC (@TidelandEMC) October 12, 2018
All the way from Missouri: Central Missouri Electric, Platte-Clay Electric Cooperative and Co-Mo Electric Cooperative pic.twitter.com/bhAXrwzrxd
— Talquin Electric Cooperative (@TECtwwi) October 11, 2018
As the remnants of #HurricaneMichael move out of the area, line crews continue the clean-up effort.
Thanks John Earl, one of our crew supervisors, for this shot of restoration work along Highway 92, across from Stewart Farms. pic.twitter.com/yZ92xJxzqV
— Laurens Electric (@LaurensElectric) October 11, 2018
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Thank you to McCormick’s (one of our Members ❤️) for serving the crews a hot lunch!!! pic.twitter.com/eCxPJIHTKB
— Talquin Electric Cooperative (@TECtwwi) October 11, 2018
Michael Makes Landfall, Co-ops Assess Damage and Some Begin Restoration
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The Baldwin EMC caravan set out before the sun rose this morning to help our friends at @WEC2 in power restoration efforts. Our thoughts and prayers are with our crews, as well as with everyone affected by #HurricaneMichael. #coopstrong #mutualaid pic.twitter.com/jNbAJFy01P
— BaldwinEMC (@BaldwinEMC) October 11, 2018
Shout to Appalachian Electric Cooperative from New Market, TN and Nelson Tree Service, Inc. from Wilmer, TX for coming to aide with restoration efforts after Hurricane Michael! pic.twitter.com/2Ybyrj5aGl
— Talquin Electric Cooperative (@TECtwwi) October 11, 2018
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Recovery efforts are underway following Hurricane Michael. Please be careful and avoid down powerlines. Shout out to everyone in the community for lending a helping hand to clear up debris! pic.twitter.com/KhgzpWjs3d
— Talquin Electric Cooperative (@TECtwwi) October 11, 2018
Oct. 11, 9:55 a.m. UPDATE: For our members in Sunbury, this is why your power is out. Operations Manager Jake Horton just sent these photos taken on Fort Morris Road. Thanks so much for your patience! We're on it. #HurricaneMichael pic.twitter.com/v2r8V6G0OQ
— Coastal Electric (@CoastalElecCoop) October 11, 2018
Our crews arrived last night in Statesboro, GA to assist Excelsior EMC in the restoration efforts from Hurricane Michael this morning. One of our lineman, Travis Sharber, provided us with some images from their trip down yesterday. pic.twitter.com/1v5PnEzcsV
— MidTnElectric (@MidTnElectric) October 11, 2018
Eighteen CAEC employees are on the road headed to assist with Hurricane Michael recovery. First stop is Wiregrass Electric Cooperative which currently has nearly 15,000 members without power in the Dothan area. Safe travels guys! #cooperation #coopstrong @WEC2 pic.twitter.com/ppvJqHiH47
— CAEC (@CAEC_COOP) October 11, 2018
Twelve Joe Wheeler EMC linemen are on their way to @WEC2 in the Southeast corner of the state to help get the lights back on after the devastating damage from #HurricanMichael . Safe travels. #JWpowered #coopway pic.twitter.com/ZztZa03Hz3
— Joe Wheeler EMC (@JWEMC) October 11, 2018
South Kentucky RECC, which is a Touchstone Energy Cooperative, has sent two, four-man crews and two, two-man crews to aid with restoration due to Hurricane Michael. The crews are headed to Middle Georgia EMC, headquartered in Vienna, Georgia. https://t.co/6FDg2qpalG pic.twitter.com/3Prfjnzq78
— SouthKentucky RECC (@skrecc) October 11, 2018
Our linemen worked all night but now making swift progress after daybreak. Power restored to 400 members within the last hour. Just 353 members out of power at 8:05 a.m.
— Coastal Electric (@CoastalElecCoop) October 11, 2018
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CGEMC is #StormReady! As the outer bands of Hurricane Michael begin to enter our service territory, we are prepared to respond to any outages that may occur.
High winds and heavy rain can bring down trees causing outages, please be prepared and stay safe! pic.twitter.com/SiR9KiXayC
— Central Georgia EMC (@CentralGAEMC) October 10, 2018
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Pre-Storm: Co-ops Prepare
Please wish our linemen and servicemen safe travels as they head out to Florida to assist with #HurricaneMichael. Northcentral is sending two crews to assist Choctawhatchee Electric Cooperative, Inc. and Central Florida Electric Cooperative, Inc. with storm restorations. pic.twitter.com/MCnFfVDRUq
— Northcentral Electric Cooperative (@Northcentral_EC) October 10, 2018
COO Chris Fettes briefed employees this afternoon about final preparations ahead of #HurricaneMichael. Extra equipment is in place, vehicles are fueled and crews are assigned. Operations Manager Jake Horton said it best: "This ain't our first rodeo." #StormReady pic.twitter.com/pt5XkchEpH
— Coastal Electric (@CoastalElecCoop) October 10, 2018
Corn Belt Energy crews departed this afternoon to assist Lumbee River EMC in Red Springs, NC with Hurricane Michael storm restoration efforts. Our thoughts and prayers are with our linemen as well as those in Hurricane Michael’s path. #CornBeltEnergySafetyFirst pic.twitter.com/gd3ws078yo
— Corn Belt Energy (@CornBeltEnergy) October 10, 2018
While many BEMC employees are preparing to go help a sister cooperative restore power, several more are behind the scenes loading up everything from fruit to first-aid items for our crews. This video hasn’t been sped up, that’s how fast they work! #coopstrong #hurricanemichael pic.twitter.com/ofwxFEs1QA
— BaldwinEMC (@BaldwinEMC) October 10, 2018
NAEC linemen have arrived in Georgia to help restore power to those affected by #HurricaneMichael. pic.twitter.com/PFopTrmeld
— North AR Electric (@NorthARElectric) October 10, 2018
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https://www.facebook.com/stemconline/posts/10155877874518596
As Hurricane Michael approaches the Gulf Coast this morning, operation crews from SVEC set out for Mitchell EMC in Camilla, GA. Please keep our guys in your thoughts and prayers as they work and travel. #HurricaneMichael #CooperationAmongCooperatives #CoopNation pic.twitter.com/dWqRHhyW1i
— Sequachee Valley EC (@SValleyEC) October 10, 2018
@TCEC_MO is joining 22 other MO Co-ops to help assist crews at @TECtwwi in lieu of Hurricane #Michael. @FLSERT & @FEMA officials have warned that power outages in the storm’s path could be widespread. When safe, the crews will help restore power as quickly & safely as possible. pic.twitter.com/2qv1RZQrZJ
— Tri-County Electric (@TCEC_MO) October 10, 2018
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Some of our crews are headed down to Georgia to assist with restoration efforts from Hurricane Michael. pic.twitter.com/1DOYWyOag7
— MidTnElectric (@MidTnElectric) October 10, 2018
Grundy Electric received a mutual aid request to assist in restoration efforts due to Hurricane Michael. One Grundy Electric crew consisting of four-linemen and two trucks left early this morning for Talquin Electric Cooperative located in Quincy, Florida. #ThankaLineman pic.twitter.com/liVTXg1bXf
— Grundy Electric Coop (@GrundyElectric) October 10, 2018
While we are grateful to not be in the direct path of #HurricaneMichael, we are happy to send crews to assist one of our sister cooperatives in power restoration efforts. Our thoughts and prayers go out to everyone affected by this storm. #mutualaid https://t.co/zoeUJf6Yqc pic.twitter.com/jlJBY6Nn4A
— BaldwinEMC (@BaldwinEMC) October 10, 2018
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Keep our community, neighbors, and friends in your thoughts and prayers. These were taken today while pulling meters in the Shell Point, Live Oak Island, and Spring Creek areas. Everyone be safe and be prepared! #hurricanemichael pic.twitter.com/rXS7Ea0wV2
— Talquin Electric Cooperative (@TECtwwi) October 9, 2018
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