AVANGRID, the parent firm of RG & E and NYSEG, released an update on Saturday afternoon about its own preparation for the expected Storm on Sunday, which has the ability to deliver gusts of wind up to 75 mph.

In company talking to, in fact the winds have a chance to freeze a precondition debris, uprooting of trees and damage to equipment of municipal services. AVANGRID still talks, in fact that if the vortex is saved, has the ability to be a stage of time the crews will need to wait until then than to start the restoration work. These teams will become involved in cutting down and clearing wires and trees to provide non-hazardous criteria.

Companies are talking, in fact probable that a long outage for a number of days.

As part of the intention created by RG & E and NYSEG, more than 2,000 people were preparing for the storm and were placed in the space so that they could react. Utilities are still working to get support from firms in Canada, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts.

RG & E and NYSEG are opening offices in 7 squads, covering Rochester, Sodus and CANANDAIGUA, with command headquarters to coordinate storm response.

Municipal services still talk, actually that mobilize crews on distribution of dry ice and bottled water.

Once each piece of information is posted, buyers have a good chance of finding positions on the rge.com or nyseg.com, click on the idle page, and then click on 'idle resources'.’

National Grid talks, in fact that he has increased the staffing in order to connect more than 3250 rows, services, tree, harm assessment and social security staff. Crews are getting ready this weekend, especially in West and Central new York.

In order to report the damage, contact RG&E in 1-800-743-1701 or NYSEG in 1-800-572-1131

Information is still available online at: https://www.rge.com/wps/portal/rge/outages/

I https://www.nyseg.com/wps/portal/nyseg/outages

The state grid talks, actually that the brought-down parts have all chances to be reported on the telephone 1-800-867-5222 or on the telephone 911.