SUMMERDALE, Alabama — A total of 21 Baldwin EMC employees departed for Florida on Thursday and Friday to help restore power following Hurricane Hermine, which made landfall at approximately 1:30 …
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SUMMERDALE, Alabama — A total of 21 Baldwin EMC employees departed for Florida on Thursday and Friday to help restore power following Hurricane Hermine, which made landfall at approximately 1:30 a.m. Friday morning.
The efforts started ahead of the storm on Thursday morning when three Baldwin EMC crewmen traveled to Live Oak, Florida, to assist the team at Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative in preparation measures.
On Friday morning, an additional 18 men left for Quincy to help the crews of Talquin Electric Cooperative Inc. in power restoration and storm recovery efforts.
Baldwin EMC is part of a nationwide network of electric cooperatives that assist each other in times of natural disasters. Baldwin EMC has provided assistance numerous times to other cooperatives across the southeast following hurricanes, tornadoes and ice storms.
About Baldwin EMC
Baldwin EMC is a member-owned electric cooperative serving more than 71,000 accounts in Baldwin and Monroe Counties in southwest Alabama, including Alabama’s Gulf Coast. This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer.