With thousands still without power in South Florida, TECO is continuing to work day and night at getting the lights back on.
With thousands still without power in South Florida, TECO is continuing to work day and night on getting the lights back on.Throughout Florida, 400,000 customers, including some non- TECO customers, remain without power.
Archie Collins says that more than 6,000 line workers are working 16-hour shifts, but there is a lot of work to be done.'We know how frustrating it is, how inconvenient it is not to have power, and so the team is really committed to the cause,' says Collins.In the New Baycrest neighborhood, just a few miles from the Tampa International Airport, Ben and Maria Coggins are picking up their home after surviving both hurricanes.
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