crews have spent the last 24 hours assessing damages after strong winds and storms blew through much of arkansas sunday evening. restoration efforts are now underway across the state.
as temperatures rise across the state, residents are encouraged to take steps to make their homes more energy efficient.
a workforce of 2,000 is restoring power as storms keep striking the service area
approximately $220 million in grants, if approved, could help fund proposed infrastructure investments to increase reliability and resiliency of the electric system and reduce storm impacts while speeding up recovery
$79.5 million in requested funding would help finance proposed infrastructure investments to increase reliability and resiliency of electric power delivery, resulting in less damage, lower restoration costs, fewer interruptions, and faster recovery times after major storms
entergy mississippi customers will see a decrease in their electric rates beginning in the july billing cycle. the typical residential customer using 1,000 kilowatt hours per month will pay $136.80 beginning in july, down $7.08 from june.
entergy arkansas is working with the city of little rock to ensure neighborhoods are build back better and stronger after the march 31 tornado.
although many people use online searches to find important information, entergy arkansas is warning customers to be cautious and only pay their bills from the official entergy website.
the beat the heat program focuses on helping customers and communities stay cool and manage their energy usage.
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