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Our crews are continuing to work around the clock across all of Georgia to get the lights back on. Through our damage assessments and initial estimations, we have determined Hurricane Helene was the most destructive hurricane in Georgia Power History. Our initial damage estimates include: 5,000+ power poles that must be repaired or replaced. 9,000+ spans of wire equivalent to an estimated 425 miles. 500+ transformers. 1,500+ trees on power lines that must be removed or addressed to restore power. Each of these issues requires manpower and hours to address. No matter if you are in a rural area, a city center, or somewhere in between, know that we are here, working to get the lights on.

Our crews are continuing to work around the clock across all of Georgia to get the lights back on. Through our damage assessments and initial estimations, we have determined Hurricane Helene was the most destructive hurricane in Georgia Power History. Our initial damage estimates include: 5,000+ power poles that must be repaired or replaced. 9,000+ spans of wire equivalent to an estimated 425 miles. 500+ transformers. 1,500+ trees on power lines that must be removed or addressed to restore power. Each of these issues requires manpower and hours to address. No matter if you are in a rural area, a city center, or somewhere in between, know that we are here, working to get the lights on.

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As our crews anticipated based on the forecast, additional freezing rain and falling trees have caused power outages as the sun has gone down. We understand how important power is, especially in this cold. Know that we are committed to working safely and as quickly as possible to restore your power. Conditions overnight remain challenging with icy roads and winds, but as long as it is safe- we will be working.

As our crews anticipated based on the forecast, additional freezing rain and falling trees have caused power outages as the sun has gone down. We understand how important power is, especially in this cold. Know that we are committed to working safely and as quickly as possible to restore your power. Conditions overnight remain challenging with icy roads and winds, but as long as it is safe- we will be working.

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Important Safety Message From The Bucket ⚠️ NEVER go near downed power lines. ⚠️ Always assume a downed power line is live and life-threatening. Keep children and pets away. ⚠️ Do not attempt to remove tree limbs or any other object from a downed line. For more storm safety information visit

Important Safety Message From The Bucket ⚠️ NEVER go near downed power lines. ⚠️ Always assume a downed power line is live and life-threatening. Keep children and pets away. ⚠️ Do not attempt to remove tree limbs or any other object from a downed line. For more storm safety information visit

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As severe weather continues into the night, our crews are still actively working in the field safely and as quickly as possible to restore power. Thank you to our customers for their patience and to our crew for their hard work towards restoration.

As severe weather continues into the night, our crews are still actively working in the field safely and as quickly as possible to restore power. Thank you to our customers for their patience and to our crew for their hard work towards restoration.

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⚠️ Update on Estimated Restoration Times ⚠️ As of Saturday evening, Georgia Power has restored power to 520,000+ customers following the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene. Our crews continue to navigate treacherous conditions including extensive tree damage, widespread flooding and many road closures. As the first full day of restoration progressed today, we have determined that Hurricane Helene was the most destructive hurricane in Georgia Power history, damaging infrastructure across the state. We also understand the importance of Estimated Restoration Times (ERTs) for you and your families - we have been working as quickly as possible to generate timelines and keep you informed. These ERTs are not a guess, but represent the most accurate estimate that we can make based on our in the field assessments. We will make every effort to beat these estimates and return power sooner than expected. New ERTs are now available for areas including Athens, Augusta, Brunswick, Clayton, Cornelia, Dublin, Gainesville, Hartwell, Hinesville, Macon, Madison, Milledgeville, Savannah, Springfield, Statesboro, Thomson, Tifton, Valdosta, Vidalia, Waycross and Waynesboro. ERTs represent the company’s expectation for 95% power restoration in the specified area. As we anticipated and announced before the arrival of the storm, restoration efforts will take multiple days into this next week. We know extended outages are inconvenient, and we truly appreciate your understanding as thousands of our team members work around the clock. Please visit our Outage Map for the latest update on our restoration process, including ERTs. We will continue to update the Outage Map, and our customers on social.

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