Officials with CenterPoint Energy provided an update on the company’s preparation efforts ahead of potential impacts from a tropical system later this week.
CenterPoint Energy gives update on company’s preparation efforts ahead of potential impacts from tropical systemHouston Mayor John Whitmire lays out what city is doing to prepare for potential impacts from tropical system
Read full article: Houston Mayor John Whitmire lays out what city is doing to prepare for potential impacts from tropical systemTexas Gov. Greg Abbott activates emergency response resources in preparation of potential tropical system– The company says it is preparing staging areas, crews and equipment, as well as continuing to secure additional frontline resources from mutual assistance companies.CenterPoint says it has 2,000 frontline workers and over 600 vegetation management personnel actively conducting pre-storm activities.
“While our weather experts work to determine the path, intensity and timing of the tropical activity, we remain vigilant and are fully focused on executing on our storm preparation plan. We are in the process of mobilizing all of our available resources and mutual assistance resources from other utility companies so we will be prepared to safely and quickly restore power to our customers should this tropical system impact our area,” said Darin Carroll, Senior Vice President, Electric Business.
Houston Mayor John Whitmire lays out what city is doing to prepare for potential impacts from tropical systemChristian Terry covered digital news in Tyler and Wichita Falls before returning to the Houston area where he grew up. He is passionate about weather and the outdoors and often spends his days off on the water fishing.
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