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Thousands of utility workers head to Florida, ready for Hurricane Ian relief

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More than 40 utility workers hit the road on Thursday morning with less than a day's notice. Municipal Electric Utilities of Wisconsin (MEUW) has been coordinating the effort as part of a mutual aid agreement. Two million people were without power by Thursday night. Crews are expected to be deployed for at least two weeks.

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Hundreds of utility workers from Nebraska en route to Florida to restore power after Hurricane Ian

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2 years ago·Omaha, United States

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Convoy of Wisconsin utility workers leaves to help Florida recover from Hurricane Ian

MADISON, Wis. — Dozens of Wisconsin utility workers left the Badger State Thursday morning to help with disaster recovery efforts in Florida after Hurricane Ian left significant destruction in its wake.The convoy of 23 bucket trucks and a tree trimming truck left for Kissimmee, Florida. Utility workers from across Wisconsin will spend at least two weeks — and possibly as long as a month — helping the Sunshine State rebuild after the Category 4 s…

2 years ago·Madison, United States

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Thousands of utility workers head to Florida, ready for Hurricane Ian relief

By Lacey Beasley Click here for updates on this story ROBERTSDALE, Alabama (WALA) — After Hurricane Ian passes, Florida will need a lot of help. Tuesday, thousands of utility workers were anxiously waiting on the call to move in. “There’s a lot of work to be done, and we’re here to help and do whatever

2 years ago·Bend, United States

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Dozens of Wisconsin municipal utility workers head to Florida in wake of Hurricane Ian

Dozens of utility workers from Wisconsin left for Florida where 2 million people were without power by Thursday night.

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Hundreds of utility workers from Nebraska en route to Florida to restore power after Hurricane Ian

Hundreds of utility workers from Nebraska en route to Florida to restore power after Hurricane Ian

Red Cross of Kentucky mobilizes to help recovery from Hurricane Ian in Florida

Red Cross of Kentucky mobilizes to help recovery from Hurricane Ian in Florida

Convoy of Wisconsin utility workers leaves to help Florida recover from Hurricane Ian

Convoy of Wisconsin utility workers leaves to help Florida recover from Hurricane Ian

Thousands of utility workers head to Florida, ready for Hurricane Ian relief

Thousands of utility workers head to Florida, ready for Hurricane Ian relief

Dozens of Wisconsin municipal utility workers head to Florida in wake of Hurricane Ian

Dozens of Wisconsin municipal utility workers head to Florida in wake of Hurricane Ian

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