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Entergy Louisiana crews and contractors are engaged in all levels of restoration work this morning after a winter storm brought steady winds and freezing rain overnight, causing scattered power outages in the southern portion of the state.
Entergy Louisiana crews and contractors are working to improve the electric system for approximately 1,800 residents and businesses near Siegen Lane and Airline Highway in Baton Rouge.
Entergy Louisiana crews and contractors are working to improve the electric system for nearly 3,000 residents in the Westminster area of Baton Rouge.
Entergy Louisiana crews and contractors have been working to improve the electric system for approximately 1,900 residential and business customers in the Vacherie area.
Entergy and Accenture, a professional services company, have partnered a second year with Grambling State University in Louisiana to develop an innovation and technology workforce of the future through an internship program called Level Up.
A team of Entergy employee volunteers and members of Quad Area Community Action Agency worked together to weatherize the home of Gerry Matherne in Laplace.
Entergy crews expect to restore power to customers in North Louisiana and the Baton Rouge area who were affected by storms Friday through Sunday morning by sometime today. In the Baton Rouge area specifically, crews anticipate being able to restore all customers who can safely accept electric service around noon today.
Entergy crews and contractors are continuing to make progress restoring power to customers across Louisiana who were affected by back-to-back storms over the weekend and will continue working safely until all customers have been restored.