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EREC Sends Line Crew to Clay Electric Cooperative

Posted on October 7, 2016

Escambia River Electric Cooperative has sent line crews to Clay Electric Cooperative in Keystone Heights, Florida. Clay Electric is one of the cooperatives in Hurricane Matthew’s path. Escambia River EC linemen will work together with other crews from various parts of the southeast to make repairs to damage incurred at Clay Electric by this dangerous storm.

EREC line crew heads to Clay Electric to assist with Hurricane Matthew power restoration. Pictured back row are David Deese, Brandon Smith, Kent Calloway and Gary McCaskill. Kneeling in front are Jeremiah Daugett, Jonathan Tutt and Tony Moody.
EREC line crew heads to Clay Electric to assist with Hurricane Matthew power restoration. Pictured back row are David Deese, Brandon Smith, Kent Calloway and Gary McCaskill. Kneeling in front are Jeremiah Daugett, Jonathan Tutt and Tony Moody.
EREC trucks roll out of the EREC headquarters to provide restoration efforts in the Keystone Heights area of Florida.
EREC trucks roll out of the EREC headquarters to provide restoration efforts in the Keystone Heights area of Florida.