CORTEZ – Multiple crews from Hydro One, an Ontario Canada-based electricity transmission and distribution service provider, navigated their way through debris-filled streets in Sunny Shores to restore electrical infrastructure damaged by the recent hurricanes.
Working as part of Florida Power and Light’s Emergency Response Team the crews installed utility poles, lines and electrical equipment on Tuesday.
The Sunny Shores community was first flooded by Hurricane Helene’s storm surge and then many homes were further damaged by Hurricane Milton’s winds. Piles of household debris that was discarded after Hurricane Helene remains along the streets there.
Canadian power crews work to restore electrical infrastructure in Sunny Shores Tuesday- Leslie Lake | Sun
Canadian power crews work to restore electrical infrastructure in Sunny Shores Tuesday- Leslie Lake
Utility poles lined up for installation by Canadian Hydro One utility crews in Sunny Shores Tuesday- Leslie Lake | Sun
Crews from Canadian power company Hydro One work on restoring electrical infrastructure to Sunny Shores- Leslie Lake | Sun
Crews from Canada-based Hydro One work to restore electrical infrastructure in Sunny Shores Tuesday- Leslie Lake | Sun
