the number of workers helping entergy texas, inc. restore power in southeast texas continues to build today with most of the 1,300-strong workforce focused on the hardest hit areas, communities in and around navasota, huntsville, conroe and silsbee.
with a goal of restoring power as safely and as quickly as possible, entergy texas, inc. has amassed a workforce of some 1,000 workers to restore power following the severe thunderstorms that struck southeast texas early this morning.
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contract workers for entergy texas, inc. are taking their vegetation management expertise to the little cypress community north of orange where they will spend the next month working to help ensure service reliability in the area.
contract workers for entergy texas, inc. have already completed one project in port arthur and are moving on to three others in new neighborhoods.
contract workers for entergy texas, inc. are taking their vegetation management expertise to navasota where they will spend the next two months working to help ensure service reliability in the area.
one of beaumont’s busiest streets is the latest target in entergy texas, inc.'s ongoing efforts to keep service reliable by managing vegetation in and around power lines.
entergy today received the edison electric institute's emergency recovery award to recognize the company's exceptional power restoration efforts during five different storm events over the course of the past year.
since early this year, contractors have been in cities and rural communities throughout southeast texas conducting reliability inspections of more than 30,000 utility poles spread throughout the entergy texas, inc. service area.
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