a workforce of more than 3,900 entergy scouts, line crews and contractors are continuing to perform damage assessments and restoration where it is safe to do so as barry, which made landfall yesterday as a category 1 hurricane, continues a northerly track through louisiana.
due to the accessibility challenges, it may take several days following landfall before power is restored to the majority of our customers.
barry, which briefly became a category 1 hurricane saturday before being downgraded to a tropical storm, continues to crawl across louisiana, delivering heavy rains, high winds, coastal flooding and power outages. a storm team of approximately 3,400 is continuing damage assessments and restoration where it is safe to do.
as soon as it is safe to do so, we will immediately begin assessing damage and restoring power. this process could take several days depending on the severity of the storm’s impact.
south louisiana is starting to feel the impacts of tropical storm barry. the storm is expected to make landfall on saturday as a category 1 hurricane. the greatest threat from barry remains significant flooding over parts of southern louisiana.
as of 3 p.m. today, our louisiana workforce totals over 2,800, including over 2,000 line and vegetation workers onsite and en route.
we have crews staged and prepared.
david johnson, vp of customer service in louisiana, talks about our restoration plan for barry.
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