“Safety for our employees, visiting crews, and our members is our number one concern. Never touch, move, or go near any type of downed power line. People should consider all downed wires to be energized and hot. Even lines that are de-energized can become energized at any time, especially during the restoration process,” says Sandy Novick, Kenergy President and CEO.
Also, never try to move tree limbs that are on or near power lines. Anything touching a line should be considered dangerous. To report a downed power line, please call 1-800-844-4832.
Kenergy was operating with 981 men in the field Sunday. An additional 120 were expected to join in the restoration efforts on Monday.
Kenergy was operating with 981 men in the field Sunday. An additional 120 were expected to join in the restoration efforts on Monday.
“We are prepared to add to our resources as they become available,” adds Novick.
Kenergy is a not-for-profit, member-owned electric distribution cooperative, serving customers in all or portions of 14 western Kentucky counties. The corporate headquarters is in Henderson with service centers being located in Owensboro, Hanson, Hartford, Hawesville and Marion.
Kenergy is a not-for-profit, member-owned electric distribution cooperative, serving customers in all or portions of 14 western Kentucky counties. The corporate headquarters is in Henderson with service centers being located in Owensboro, Hanson, Hartford, Hawesville and Marion.
