Kentucky Utility Companies Sending Workers to Assist in Sandy Relief Efforts
By: Michael C. Fehn
Updated: October 31, 2012
Kentucky's largest electric utility is sending more than 400-workers to help restore power to homes affected by sandy.
LG and E and Kentucky Utilities sent 100-workers this morning in addition to 300 deployed over the weekend.
The workers include line technicians and tree crews who are will be working in an area north of Allentown, Pennsylvania.
LG and E also sent 75-workers to provide support for crews in southeastern Kentucky and western parts of Virginia.
Both KU and LG and E provide power to parts of the Tri-State.
LG and E and Kentucky Utilities sent 100-workers this morning in addition to 300 deployed over the weekend.
The workers include line technicians and tree crews who are will be working in an area north of Allentown, Pennsylvania.
LG and E also sent 75-workers to provide support for crews in southeastern Kentucky and western parts of Virginia.
Both KU and LG and E provide power to parts of the Tri-State.
