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Before the storm, utilities pre-staged crews, equipment, and materials. - When conditions permitted, workers were deployed. -Now, 25,000+ workers from across the country have been mobilized to support power restoration efforts. Learn about mutual aid: https://t.co/RBNjkQ8Cub https://t.co/WbOb6wN9nX — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 2, 2021

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What’s the power restoration process? Work starts where the most people are impacted –– going from power plants, to high-voltage transmission lines, to substations, and your home. https://t.co/qVfufi1vsn https://t.co/Rh3VPaXjhh — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 2, 2021

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Crews have to assess thousands of miles of line and repair hundreds of poles, cross arms, and substations. Mutual aid brings more hands to this work, but it’s a long to-do list. Read more about the process in this @NRECANews article: https://t.co/iDoAGvziAB — PolitiTweet.org

Posted Sept. 2, 2021